Manchester United are lining up a second goalkeeper signing in case an settlement shouldn't be reached with David de Gea over the approaching days. Erik ten Hag has recognized Inter Milan’s Andre Onana as a prime goal, although it has emerged that Feyenoord’s Justin Bijlow can also be being closely thought-about as an extra signing in that division.

De Gea is about to develop into a free agent on July 1 regardless of ongoing contract negotiations at Old Trafford. The Spaniard is eager to stay with the membership however experiences have speculated that an settlement shouldn't be imminent after United walked away from a earlier deal that the shot-stopper had authorised of.

Ten Hag has made it no secret that he want to signal one other goalkeeper this summer time to push De Gea for his spot between the sticks, with Onana prime of his shortlist. The ex-Ajax star is alleged to be out there for a price of £43million and talks between the golf equipment are ongoing – with Inter eager to hearken to affords sooner moderately than later.

United at the moment are reportedly weighing up signing a second goalkeeper this summer time if De Gea departs, with 1908.nl reporting that the Red Devils have a ‘concrete interest’ in Feyenoord’s Justin Bijlow after his spectacular marketing campaign within the Eredivisie.

The Red Devils have shortlisted the Netherlands worldwide as an extra goalkeeper candidate, with Onana’s potential arrival not anticipated to immediate the membership to chill their curiosity in any respect – with the pursuit fully depending on De Gea’s state of affairs.

Ten Hag is hoping that his two goalkeepers subsequent season will push each other and thrive by having to compete for a spot in his beginning eleven, and he'll reiterate that message to Bijlow, if talks are opened, and ensure to the 25-year-old that he can have the chance to impress within the Premier League.

United introduced their launched listing on Friday and De Gea was amongst these included, together with Jack Butland, however insisted that negotiations with the Spaniard are ongoing. They stated: “Jack Butland has already been confirmed as a Rangers player, after his temporary switch from Crystal Palace. Meanwhile, David De Gea's contract is due to run out but discussions remain open with the long-serving keeper.”

It stays to be seen whether or not negotiations with De Gea conclude subsequent week with an settlement or Ten Hag returns to the Eredivisie within the hope of buying one of many league’s prime skills as soon as once more.