Manchester United have shown intent and ambition in the summer transfer window by making some big moves.
The Premier League giants have already secured the signings of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo while RB Leipzig attacker Benjamin Sesko is edging closer to a move to Old Trafford.
After their 15th place finish in the Premier League last season, the Red Devils have acted responsibly in the transfer market this summer to improve the standards of their squad and to add quality and depth as manager Ruben Amorim prepares to rebuild the team.
There are still some issues that they face which the manager might need to address soon with the new Premier League season starting in less than ten days.
Man United told to replace Andre Onana this summer
The goalkeeping position has been a huge cause of concern for the club as Andre Onana has struggled to impress at Old Trafford. Amorim and his recruitment team might work towards signing a new goalkeeper between now and the end of the transfer window.
Former Man United goalkeeper Ben Foster has urged the Red Devils to consider a move for Newcastle United goalkeeper Nick Pope this summer.
The English goalkeeper faces uncertain future at St. James’ Park after the arrival of Aaron Ramsdale.
“Manchester United are absolutely crying out for a goalkeeper,” Foster said on his Fozcast podcast, as reported by The Mirror.
“You’d do so much worse than getting Nick Pope. I think it would be a fantastic fit, I really do.
“If you’re looking to get it to the forward areas as quickly as possible, Nick Pope’s your boy and he’ll stop goals. Onana’s had this big injury at the start of pre-season and he’s looking like he’ll only get that fit maybe just for the start of the season.
“But you don’t want that from your goalkeeper. You want him to have had four or five pre-season games and weeks and weeks of training.
“There were also a lot of questions raised at the end of last season thinking that he’s probably not going to be…
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