Manchester United are actively pursuing a new No.2 goalkeeper, with their sights set on Fenerbahce’s Altay Bayindir following the completion of the Andre Onana deal.
Having recently secured the signing of Andre Onana, Manchester United is now in search of a new goalkeeper to bolster their squad, as Dean Henderson is set to join Nottingham Forest and Tom Heaton has been offered regular playtime at Luton Town.
The club aims to maintain a high level of competition in the goalkeeping position.
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Among the potential candidates catching their attention is Altay Bayindir, the Turkish international currently playing for Fenerbahce.
The move to Manchester United has raised questions about the 25-year-old Altay Bayindir’s prospects for regular playing time, considering the presence of other top clubs like Ajax, who have also shown interest in the talented shot-stopper.
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In anticipation of Bayindir’s possible departure, Fenerbahce is already engaged in discussions to acquire Croatia’s first-choice goalkeeper, Dominik Livakovic.
In addition to pursuing Bayindir, Manchester United is keeping an eye on Zion Suzuki, the Japanese international goalkeeper who currently represents Urawa Reds.
The Red Devils are determined to strengthen their goalkeeping department, fostering a healthy and competitive environment within the squad.
