Man Utd’s Goalie Grab: Leading the Race in Transfer Tussle!
Man Utd are on the brink of signing a promising goalkeeper, taking the lead in the transfer race against London Rivals.
Man Utd targets Winter Goalkeeping Reinforcement with Potential New Signing
During the summer transfer window, Manchester United made a significant decision by allowing their first-choice goalkeeper, David De Gea, to leave the club, even after he secured the Premier League Golden Glove.
To fill this crucial position, the club brought in Cameroonian international Andre Onana, who is set to depart for the Africa Cup of Nations.
Furthermore, under the management of Erik ten Hag, the goalkeeping department received additional reinforcement with the acquisition of 25-year-old Turkish international Altay Bayindir.
Despite these summer signings, recent media reports indicate that Manchester United are on the verge of securing another goalkeeper in the winter transfer window.
This move demonstrates the club’s continued focus on strengthening key positions in their squad for the next phase of the season.
Red Devils goalkeeping Gambit
Following David De Gea’s departure, Manchester United actively reinforced their goalkeeping lineup with the signing of Cameroonian international Andre Onana and Turkish talent Altay Bayindir.
As Onana departs for AFCON, United are reportedly close to securing another goalkeeper in the winter transfer window.
The Red Devils are in advanced talks with Queen’s Park FC for a six-figure signing of Scottish goalie Callan McKenna, a 17-year-old promising talent, showcasing the club’s dedication to fortifying their goalkeeping department.
Red Devils Getting Close in Deal Amidst Interest from London Rivals
Manchester United are in advanced talks with Queen’s Park FC to sign 17-year-old goalkeeper Callan McKenna, who has also attracted interest from London clubs Arsenal and Chelsea.
Despite competition, Man Utd, having tracked McKenna for a while, are close to securing his signature.
The Scotland U-19 player has appeared in 7 Scottish Championship games, conceding 15 goals and keeping one clean sheet.
He has also made two League Cup appearances for Queen’s Park. The widespread interest from top clubs highlights McKenna’s talent as a promising goalkeeper.
