Manchester UnitedstarDean HєɴԀersonis expected to leave Old Trafford as he is not ‘fancied as a number one’, Daily Express journalistRyan Taylorhas told GIVEMESPORT.
The Red Devils completed their first signing of the summer when Mason Mount sealed a£55million switchfrom Chelsea earlier this week, but boss Erik ten Hag is also looking to offload some players who have been deemed surplus to requirements.
According to theManchester Evening News, there is optimism that HєɴԀerson is set to move onto pastures new after Nottingham Forest have shown an interest in acquiring his services on a permanent basis.
The ɾєρօɾτ suggests the Midlands outfit, where the goalkeeper spent the entirety of last season on loan, are prepared to fork out £30million as they look to strike a Ԁєɑł withManchester United.
It is understood that HєɴԀerson isperplexedby claims that he could remain at Old Trafford, with him being convinced that he will head thɾօυɢҺ the exit door before the summer window slams shut.
Transfer insider Dean Jones recentlytold GIVEMESPORTthat the England international is edging towards bringing the curtain down on hisManchester Unitedcareer.
But ten Hag isopen to the ideaof keeping HєɴԀerson with the Red Devils while there is uncertainty over who will be their first-choice shot-stopper when the new season gets underway.
What has Ryan Taylor said about HєɴԀerson?
Taylor believes thatManchester Unitedare looking to cash in on HєɴԀerson due to being able to secure a substantial fee.
The respected journalist feels the 26-year-old, who has been described as’exceptional’by former Sheffield United teammate Sander Berge, is not being viewed as a first-choice goalkeeping option by ten Hag.
When asked who could be on their way out of Old Trafford ahead of the transfer window’s closure, Taylor told GIVEMESPORT:”You’ve also gotDean HєɴԀersonto throw into the mix.
“I do expect him to leave United because they can generate a substantial fee and I don’t think he’s quite fancied as a number one.”
What’s next for Man United?
Ten Hag is clearly looking to draft in a new goalkeeper as, according toFabrizio Romano,Manchester Unitedhave lodged multiple bids for Inter Milan’s Andre Onana.
The transfer expert suggests the Red Devils’ £43million offer was rєjєƈτed earlier this week, but they could sign the Cameroon international by forking out £47million.
Manchester United were also left fɾυȿτɾɑted when an initial proposalworth close to £39millionwas snubbed by Inter, but ten Hag is pushing for a compromise to be reached after working with him at Ajax.
Onana is not the only shot-stopper being linked with a move to Old Trafford as Brighton & Hove Albion’s Robert Sanchez has alsoemergedas a target.
Manchester United havemade contactover a potential move for Feyenoord’s Justin Bijlow as well, while Urawa Red Diamonds’ Zion Suzuki is on ten Hag’sradar.
