According to sources, Man Utd have assured Real Madrid goalie Andriy Lunin that he will be the starting goalkeeper at Old Trafford if he signs in the summer.
Following the completion of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s acquisition of 27.7% of the Premier League team earlier this year, the Red Devils are expected to undergo significant changes over the summer.
As part of the arrangement, Ratcliffe and INEOS have taken over the football department, and they plan to make changes to the recruitment team and the club’s infrastructure.
Jason Wilcox, the club’s technical director, and Omar Berrada, who will take over as CEO in the summer, have already been hired.
Additionally, INEOS plans to sell on certain players who are surplus to requirements in order to earn money for new players, thus there should be a significant player turnover in the summer.
According to one rumor, they’re even open to offers for any player in Erik ten Hag’s roster outside Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Hojlund, and Kobbie Mainoo.
“It’s a joke. As long as I’ve worked, every summer, every window, 200 players getting interest from Manchester United,” Ten Hag said in his pre-match press conference on Friday, despite laughing off the reports.
“We did some research and also every summer we sell all of the players in our squad, which you make all of the headlines and that takes responsibility how you make such a headline. Find a good source if there is some truth in it.
Andre Onana has become better for Manchester United this season, even if he made a mistake in their most recent 4-2 victory over Sheffield United. His poorest performance came in the Champions League.
Lunin of Real Madrid was mentioned as one of the goalkeepers the Red Devils were considering earlier in the season, according to reports.
