Manchester United have made an improved bid for Inter’s Andre Onana, according to Fabrizio Romano.
United are on the hunt for a new keeper after contract talks between the club and David de Gea, their No.1 since 2011, failed to produce a resolution.
While the 32-year-old, whose contract expired last Friday, remains in negotiations with the club, United are exploring alternatives with Inter’s Onana thought to be among Erik ten Hag’s priority targets.
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And it appears that United have had a second bite at the cherry.
United make second Onana bid
According to Romano, United have submitted an improved bid for Onana worth up to £42million.
And in atweet, the transfer guru claimed: “Manchester United have improved their bid for André Onana. It’s now worth €50m add-ons included, around €45m plus €5m add-ons.
“Inter always asked for €60m package — but sources believe €55m could be the right number to make it happen.
“Talks continue.”
More to follow…
