
Manchester United have turned their attention to strengthening the goalkeeper position after finalizing the signing of winger Bryan Mbeumo this summer.
Manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly concerned about Andre Onana’s inconsistency, following a string of costly mistakes over the past two seasons
Onana’s reliability has come under scrutiny, prompting United to explore alternatives, with World Cup-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez high on their shortlist.
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Despite ongoing transfer rumours, Martinez remains an Aston Villa player, though speculation continues to swirl around his possible departure from the club.
According to Man Utd News, United submitted a surprising loan bid for the Argentine shot-stopper, which Aston Villa swiftly rejected, reports CAUGHT OFFSIDE
Villa are not interested in a temporary move and insist they’ll only sanction Martinez’s exit through a permanent transfer agreement.
Manchester United’s proposal was seen as unusual but understandable, given their current financial limitations and the need to offload players first.
With Villa demanding a full transfer fee, the pressure is now on United to raise funds or risk missing out entirely.
Martinez is seen as a dependable solution to United’s goalkeeping dilemma, but negotiations will require bold action and financial creativity.
Until then, Old Trafford’s hunt for a new number one remains open — and the transfer clock is ticking fast.