
Major League Soccer (MLS) Commissioner Don Garber has publicly welcomed the prospect of England captain and Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane moving to the United States later in his career.
Garber's encouraging comments come after 33-year-old Kane expressed interest in playing in North America. The England forward previously floated a unique idea about combining an MLS stint with a secondary role as an NFL placekicker, highlighting similarities between penalty taking in soccer and kicking field goals. Garber compared Kane's potential arrival to landmark signings like David Beckham in 2007 and Lionel Messi in 2023, emphasizing that bringing top international talent to America validates the league's global strategy. However, Kane remains under contract at Bayern Munich, where discussions regarding a potential contract extension are ongoing, making any prospective move to the United States a long-term option rather than an immediate transfer.
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