Manchester United have set their sights on two goalkeepers as they mull over David de Gea’s future.
According to Dutch outlet 1908.nl, the Red Devils have lined up Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow as a potential new arrival this summer.
Bijlow, 25, started 25 Eredivisie games last season but missed two months of action with a broken wrist. He also featured for the Netherlands in their Nations League fixtures earlier this month.
The report does, however, state that United’s interest in Bijlow would not impact their pursuit of Andre Onana, as the club are reportedly keen on acquiring both ‘keepers.
Inter Milan are expecting a bid from the Manchester club in the coming hours and they’ll demand around €50 – €55million for the Cameroon international.
De Gea’s future remains unclear
Meanwhile, De Gea’s contract will expire when the clock strikes midnight tonight. The board have scheduled face-to-face talks to discuss his future next week as the Spaniard is getting married to his long-term partner this weekend.
well looks like that will be knocked on the head if the Glazers don’t sell up and we’ll have to settle with old crock Martial as our only number 9 again as we won’t be able to sign a decent one and we could end up losing the talents of Garnacho and Pellistri and others coming through and grudgingly having to settle for the usual struggle to get into the top 4 or the Europa league and the hopes of another title just a pipe dream