Manchester United 'preparing bid for Premier League goalkeeper'
Man United ‘preparing £45m bid for Premier League goalkeeper’ with Erik ten Hag unsure about David de Gea… and the target will double their current wages
- Goalkeeper David de Gea is yet to sign a new deal with Manchester United
- The Spaniard’s current contract is set to expire at the end of the month
- The Red Devils are now said to be looking at potential replacements
Manchester United are reportedly set to make an approach for Everton and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
David de Gea is yet to pen a new deal with reports stating club chiefs are unsure over signing off on one.
And The Mirror claim England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford remains a leading candidate to replace David de Gea at Old Trafford, with Manchester United readying a £45million bid.
The club stated last week that discussions with De Gea over a potential new contract are still ongoing as they look to slash his weekly wages from £375,000 to just £200,000.
The Spaniard was not on their list of retained players for next season which the cub announced on Friday.
Manchester United are reportedly set to make an approach for goalkeeper Jordan Pickford
Erik ten Hag has doubts about United’s current No 1 and is thinking about a replacement
Pickford joined Everton from boyhood club Sunderland. He signed a new contract with the Merseyside club in February, but that hasn’t been enough to cool United’s interest.
The 29-year-old is England’s No 1 and would surely be keen on becoming No 1 at Old Trafford.
Everton are said to be struggling financially, meaning they might have to accept a significant offer.
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