Manchester United agree personal terms with goalkeeper

Manchester United have agreed on personal terms with a goalkeeper.

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After signing Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, and Benjamin Sesko, the next target for Manchester United is a goalkeeper.

Ruben Amorim is not happy with Andre Onana, as the Cameroonian has been at fault for many goals United conceded last season.

Apart from that, at times, Onana didn’t seem to have confidence between the sticks; something a Manchester United goalkeeper must have.

That is why signing a new No.1 goalkeeper has been a priority for Manchester United this summer. And, they have been linked to multiple goalkeepers this summer.

First, they were linked to Emiliano Martinez. The Aston Villa goalkeeper was keen on the move, and Villa had no problem in selling the Argentine.

But Aston Villa wanted an important fee, which was close to £40 million. The Red Devils were not ready to offer that amount. Also, they were looking for a loan deal.

So, the deal collapsed, and United were next linked to Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG. The Italian goalkeeper will leave PSG this summer.

However, Donnarumma is not so keen on a move to Old Trafford as United cannot offer European football. That is why Manchester United are going on a different track.

They have identified a goalkeeper from Belgium who can be the ideal addition to Amorim’s unit.

Now, according to talkSPORT, Manchester United have agreed on personal terms with Senne Lammens.

The Royal Antwerp goalkeeper will cost around £17 million. Manchester United can manage that fee.

So, after agreeing on personal terms with Lammens, the Red Devils will look to seal the deal with Royal Antwerp, as many other European heavyweights are expected to move for him.

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