believes should enter the race to sign Tottenham and England striker .
Kane, 28, was heavily linked with moves to and last summer but Spurs chairman to keep the frontman in north London.
While City have coped without a star striker this season and top the Premier League table with nine matches remaining, Pep Guardiola is expected to revive his interest in Kane this summer.
United are also said to be weighing up a fresh move for Kane after another underwhelming season, come the summer.
Wright insists ‘any club in the world’ would love to sign Kane and says Liverpool should consider a move for the striker.
The Reds have thrived under Jurgen Klopp – winning both the Premier League and Champions League – and Wright believes Kane would be an ideal replacement for Roberto Firmino, who appears to be coming to the end of his spell at Anfield.
‘You can see why teams would want him [Harry Kane], any team in the world would want him. Just look at his finishing and his hunger and his consistency,’ the former Arsenal striker said on .
‘When he does finally retire, you just hope he’s won something. I hope he can win something because he deserves it. He looks happier now but he has a big decision to make.’
Kane has scored 243 goals in 377 appearances for Tottenham and is on course to become the record goalscorer for both England and the Premier League.
Wright added: ‘Imagine Harry Kane at Liverpool… If I had the capability of getting Kane and putting him in Liverpool’s side with [Mohamed] Salah, or [Sadio] Mane or [Luis] Diaz and playing as the number nine, dropping deep and doing his stuff…
‘It won’t be how Firmino does it, those lovely bit of skills and stuff, but Kane can drop in and help create because the two could run behind.
‘If it was available to me, I would definitely look at it because it’s Harry Kane, and he will score.
‘People talk about Firmino and the fact he doesn’t score enough goals, he misses too many chances. Harry Kane doesn’t miss those chances.’
During the international break, Kane scored in to draw level with Sir Bobby Charlton on 49 England goals, just four behind current record holder Wayne Rooney.
This season, Kane has scored 12 goals and made five assists in 27 Premier League games. Tottenham, currently fifth in the table, face in-form Newcastle United on Sunday.
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