Jankoler points out that Kane needs to avoid the Red Devils, and Hick may be suitable for Newcastle

Manchester United is trying to pursue Kane. It is said that the Red Devils management is confident of winning the England captain. Former Czech star Jankoler still hopes Kane can stay in the Bundesliga. He has played the "champion curse" this season. According to Bayern's strength, Kane can completely win more championship trophys when he stays at the Allianz Stadium. Jankoler pointed out that Kane needs to avoid the Red Devils because Manchester United's problem lies in the management and the team's development policy. The problem of this club is not something that a certain star or coach can change. If Kane goes to the Dream Theater, maybe his personal data will still be excellent, but he will only get further and further away from the dream champion, so the English captain needs to avoid the invitation from the Red Devils. If Kane really wants a Premier League title, Jankoler suggests that he can consider Liverpool in the future.

Jankoler also talked about the topic of Leverkusen's large number of players leaving, and there is also a lot of news about Hick's plan to leave the team. Previously, many people hoped that Hick would avoid the Premier League, but Jankoler pointed out that there are some clubs in English football suitable for the Czech striker - Hick may be suitable for Newcastle. To be honest, although the Magpies Legion has not completed the process of becoming a wealthy family, the club has steadily improved in recent seasons. Dihao has been rumored to be dismissed, but the management always trusts him no matter how his grades fluctuate, which shows that Newcastle is stable and suitable for Hick. Moreover, Hick has reached the golden age, and he needs a competitive team to win more honors. If he goes to the top team in the Premier League, he may not have absolute strength, but Newcastle is in line with his level.

If Hick joins Newcastle, it may be a win-win deal. The Magpies' tactical system in the Premier League has gradually matured in recent years. Eddie Howe has very high requirements for the center's fulcrum role and the ability to end the penalty area. Hick has both height advantages and delicate foot skills, which can perfectly adapt to the team's rapid counterattack and positional combat switching. His back-to-back ball ability demonstrated during his Leverkusen period can just activate the sprint space of speed wingers such as Gordon and Isaac. From the perspective of club strategy, Newcastle is in a critical stage of qualifying for the Champions League, and it needs combat power rather than potential stocks. Hick is at his peak, and the efficiency of averaging 0.6 goals per game in the Bundesliga last season is enough to prove its stability, which is more in line with the team's current needs than betting on young players.

What's more, although the Saudi consortium maintains rational investment, forward strengthening is always a priority - when Wilson suffers frequent injuries and Isaac is more suitable for pulling the edge, an all-round center like Hick is the last part of the tactical puzzle. Regarding the news that Manchester United pursues Kane, I remember after the ball that it appeared several seasons ago. Because the financial strength behind the Red Devils is better than that of Tottenham at that time. In the era of gold and yuan football, most people still believe in money and can eventually win the championship. However, judging from the path of Old Traffe in recent years, their rise has never been right. Jankoler said that even if Manchester United has the opportunity to win the UEFA Cup this season, it does not mean that the club can get on track.

After all, Mourinho had already led the Red Devils and won the UEFA Cup at that time, and his later development was not satisfactory, so Kane had to avoid such a club. After the ball, I also believe that in comparison, Liverpool's team structure is more stable, and the collaboration between the management and the coaching staff is more efficient. Slott's tactical system emphasizes team cooperation and high-level oppression, which can precisely exert Kane's all-round attributes - whether as a terminator or an offensive fulcrum, he can be like a fish in the Red Army system. In addition, Liverpool's competitiveness in the Premier League and the Champions League in recent years is obvious to all. If Kane joins, it will not only fill the vacancy after the disintegration of the three-fork stamp, but it may also become the last puzzle for the team to strive for the championship. And Nunes is still likely to leave Anfield, and this team needs an orthodox center.

Of course, transfers do not simply depend on competitive considerations. If Kane chooses Liverpool, he still needs to face public pressure from Tottenham to directly switch to "competitors". But Jankoler believes that professional players have a short career and are better at playing for truly competitive teams than spending their peaks in turbulent clubs. After all, championship honors are the key to measuring legendary status, and Liverpool is obviously closer to that goal than Manchester United. In addition, Liverpool's signing strategy also focuses more on long-term planning than Manchester United's "pile of superstars". Successful cases of core players such as Salah and Van Dijk prove that the Reds are good at integrating players into the system and maximizing their value. For players like Kane who is eager to prove himself, this environment is undoubtedly more attractive.