It is revealed that Heaton will leave Manchester United if he refuses to renew his contract, and Baindill will leave too! Amorin confirms the new goalkeeper

Manchester United's goalkeeper position may have allowed Ruben Amorin to spend many sleepless nights this season, and neither goalkeeper left a stable impression. Andre Onana made repeated mistakes in the Premier League and the Europa League, and substitute goalkeeper Altay Baindir was not good at it. He performed averagely after appearing, with the same ups and downs. The poor performance of Onana, 29, has kept him being rumored to be purged, and the Saudi Arabian Professional League is interested in him, but the Cameroonian goalkeeper seems to have decided to stay at Old Trafford, determined to prove himself again. But the 26-year-old Turkish national goal Baindir has a different choice. He decided to transfer to other clubs that can play the main players so that he has a better chance to become Turkey's No. 1 in the World Cup next year.

Baindir was awarded the title of the FA Cup against Arsenal and saved two penalty kicks from his opponent, but that was also his only highlight. He also made mistakes and conceded the goal when he was in the League Cup against Tottenham and the Premier League. In the last five Premier League games, Baindill played 3 games, but unfortunately Manchester United lost 10 goals, without any single penalty, and eventually lost. There is also uncertainty about the future of third goalkeeper Tom Heaton, 39, the former England goalkeeper's current contract expires this summer. The Red Devils initially wanted him to retire and join the coaching staff, but Heaton refused the plan and he was not planning to hang up his boots. It was reported later that the club offered another one-year contract extension, but Heaton was said to have not accepted it.

Heaton turns 39 in April next year, and he has not participated in the competition since February 2023. British media’s statements about his stay or not are not consistent, and Manwan said he may still stay.

But authoritative BBC transfer expert Simon Stone revealed that both Manchester United's substitute goalkeepers decided to leave. But Amorin may not have the money to introduce a new main goalkeeper and will choose a young challenger to compete with Onana. Belgium's Royal goalkeeper Senne Lammens has been linked to the transfer Old Trafford, with British media claiming his name has been frequently discussed within the club recently.

Stone said: "I really think Manchester United has no intention of introducing another experienced goalkeeper. Heaton will leave after his contract expires in the summer, and in fact, Baindill will definitely leave. Manchester United does have some excellent young goalkeepers, such as Elyh Harrison and Hubert Graczyk, but I often hear the name of Antwerp's Sena Laman, so I wouldn't be surprised if Manchester United wants to get him."

It is reported that Manchester United wants to introduce young goalkeepers to see if they can squeeze out Onana. The LaMart may meet this standard: "At 22 years old, he has no experience in European competitions, nor in adult national team competitions. Taking him as his first choice feels like a big jump. However, the LaMart is promising, so if he comes, Amorin can judge whether the Belgian is good enough by himself."

data shows that the LaMart, wearing the No. 91 jersey, has transferred from Bruges to Antwerp, and has achieved 10 clean sheets this season, good at close saves, more like De Gea than Onana, and rumors of Manchester City and Bayern Munich are also interested in him. Antwerp priced him 20 million to 25 million euros. Whether Manchester United has the budget to introduce a substitute goalkeeper at this price may also depend on the qualifications of the Champions League and the income of the seller.

The Manchester Evening News concluded that goalkeepers are not Manchester United's priority for restructuring this summer, and forwards, No. 10 and midfielders are. However, Amorin still hopes to introduce a new goalkeeper. Unless Onana also leaves, he will spend a lot of money to sign a new No. 1 goalkeeper.

Onanna's contract with Manchester United expires in 2028. According to the Premier League's PSR profitability and sustainability development rules, the club needs to sell £28.32 million in transfer fees to sell without losing money. The Saudi Arabian Professional League is the only potential buyer. Manchester United executives still plan to support Onana for another season and hope that he can regain his form in the first three months of the season.