Assuming he stays at Spurs for the long term, what parts of the team would need to improve for him to score even more ?
Manager. Lets be honest, Spurs have some rebuilding to do that should have been done instead of getting rid of Pochettino. Always cheaper to turf the manager though rather than replace like 5 or 6 players.
Or he moves to a better team, there would be an adjustment period, like there is for any footballer. But damn it's almost scary to think how many goals he would be banging in at City under Pep being fed by the likes of De Bruyne and crosses flying in from wide. Kane is so good he can drop deep with runners in front of him and virtually play that De Bruyne role if needed.
He'd have a similar impact to RVP IMO. The whole team would raise their game too. I know there is talk of no big spending this year but we need a CF and he'd be many peoples choice.
United have Greenwood, Rashford, Martial, and Cavani that can all play CF, granted Cavani is on the older side and Greenwood a bit young but Rashford up top seems to be the way United are going no? At 23 he will only get better, will he reach Kane levels, no I don't think so, Kane at 23 was tearing it up, but it is rare a striker reaches the kind of output Kane has for extended periods of time. You have to look to the greats like Aguero, Henry, Shearer to find players with Kane's kind of output over prolonged periods.
If he goes, which I doubt given Covid, it will be to one of the oil giants I would imagine, im sure their finances have not suffered much if at all over the course of the pandemic. It's just getting around the ffp rules that is the problem, with no gate receipts, all the sales on a match day, beverages, food, shirts, paraphernalia, etc, that is a lot of money knocked off your finances.
