Premier League
Manchester United has started to make moves in their summer planning, and one of the most significant decisions points directly to the goalkeeping position. Patience with André Onana seems to be running out at Old Trafford, and with confidence in his performance diminishing, the Red Devils have already initiated contact with Bart Verbruggen, the current goalkeeper from Brighton, as a potential replacement for the upcoming season.
Although the goal was not among the immediate priorities, persistent doubts about Onana's level of play have forced the club to explore new alternatives. Verbruggen, who has managed to secure a starting position at Brighton, displacing Jason Steele, has piqued the interest of several top European clubs, including Chelsea and Bayern Munich. Now, United joins the list with conversations already underway.
Manchester United Wants to Sign Bart Verbruggen
The contractual situation of the Dutch international, tied to Brighton until 2028, slightly complicates the operation. The club from the south of England would only consider his departure for an offer exceeding 40 million euros, a significant sum considering United's budget constraints for the summer. However, a sale of Onana—who has even been linked with AC Milan—could unlock the necessary resources.
At only 21 years old, Verbruggen represents a future investment for a team in need of security in goal and a reliable figure to rebuild its defense. The sports management values his modern profile, agility in distribution, and good footwork. It will now depend on the final decision regarding Onana and how the pieces move on the club's financial board in the coming weeks.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El Manchester United se cansa de Onana y tienen a su sustituto
