Barcelona have identified Harry Kane as a transfer target, though the England captain remains settled at Bayern Munich. Sky Sports understands Kane and his family are happy in Germany, with his immediate focus on the World Cup rather than a summer move. The Catalan giants are reportedly working out how to fund any potential deal.

Kane's spectacular season has kept Europe's elite interested. He netted 70 goals across club and country, including 61 for Bayern in 51 appearances with seven assists. That goal haul matches Cristiano Ronaldo's 2014/15 Real Madrid tally - the last player to reach such figures. Bayern captured three trophies while Kane claimed his second European Golden Shoe, joining an exclusive club behind only Lionel Messi and Ronaldo.

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville backed the move, describing Kane as 'gold' for any top club. 'He is as reliable as you can get,' Neville said, adding that England know exactly what to expect from their captain. Kane has one year remaining on his Bayern contract, and both parties appear relaxed about negotiations despite Barcelona's interest.

The timing complicates matters with England's World Cup campaign intensifying. Neville believes Kane will deliver when it matters most in the knockout stages, exactly what Barcelona need if they pursue this transfer.