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Manchester United have inquired about Torino goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, with Andre Onana’s future under review and Altay Bayindir potentially available for transfer, according to Fabrizio Romano, ESPN, and The Guardian.
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Signed from Inter Milan following an impressive Champions League campaign, Andre Onana was expected to bring stability to Manchester United’s goalkeeping position. However, a series of critical errors in the Premier League has reopened debate over his starting role. Although moments of his earlier form have resurfaced, they’ve been overshadowed by recurring uncertainty and lapses in composure.
Bayindir’s involvement has been minimal, restricted to isolated appearances that offered little room for rhythm or impact. According to ESPN, United may consider parting ways with the Turkish international if a suitable offer arrives, as he has yet to establish himself within the current squad hierarchy.
Fabrizio Romano reports that Manchester United have made contact to inquire about Vanja Milinkovic-Savic’s situation at Torino. No formal offer has been submitted, but the Serbian international is among the profiles being assessed as the club evaluates changes in goal.
This season, the Serbian goalkeeper has made 34 Serie A appearances, conceding 37 goals and keeping 10 clean sheets. At 2.03 metres, Milinkovic-Savic doesn’t just cover space — he dominates it. His combination of reach, timing, and improved distribution has made him one of Serie A’s most well-rounded goalkeepers. He has 19 caps for Serbia and is the younger brother of former Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
The Guardian reports that new manager Ruben Amorim is dissatisfied with the team’s overall performance and intends to make changes across several positions — including goalkeeper — during the summer transfer window. Neither Onana nor Bayindir were recruited under his leadership, and their suitability within Amorim’s tactical framework remains under review.
According to CaughtOffside, Chelsea and Manchester City have also requested information regarding Milinkovic-Savic’s availability. Chelsea are reviewing their goalkeeping structure after a transitional season, while City are said to be monitoring long-term options to support their squad depth.
What United decide regarding Onana will shape the pace and purpose of their entire goalkeeping strategy. Fabrizio Romano has indicated that Saudi clubs have shown interest in the Cameroon international, though no official bid has yet been submitted. Should United choose to move on, Milinkovic-Savic’s profile could align with the direction Amorim is shaping for the team.