But even that huge fee for the England centre forward, 22, might not be enough to persuade spurs chairman Daniel Levy to do business.
United watched Kane again last Sunday against Chelsea and their dossier on him includes detailed computer analysis of his all-round game and character
The Old Trafford club see Kane as a more-obtainable target than Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski or the Real Madrid pair - Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale.
United are also continuing to track Leicester's Jamie Vardy and Southampton winger Sadio Mane. 23.
But the player at the top of United's wish list, with manager Louis van Gaal urging another spending spree to challenge for the Champions League next season, is Kane.
Tottenham, though, have been adamant he is not for sale, as they assemble their own squad to challenge for the top honors under manager Mauricio Pochettino.
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