Manchester United are considering a move to sign Karl Darlow from Leeds United as the club seek an experienced backup goalkeeper.
Altay Bayindir is expected to leave Manchester United this summer, with the Red Devils considering replacements to cover for Senne Lammens.
Darlow has emerged as an option with the 35-year-old’s deal at Leeds due to expire in July. The veteran is viewed as a Premier League experienced deputy for Lammens, alongside Tom Heaton, who has signed a new deal at Old Trafford.
According to The Athletic, however, Leeds want to keep Darlow and are set to table a new deal to the goalkeeper. Darlow made 22 Premier League appearances last season.
Sam Johnstone, who came through the academy ranks at Manchester United, is another in contention. The 33-year-old was relegated from the Premier League with Wolves last season and has earned four caps for England.
Manchester United have Cameroonian goalkeeper Andre Onana due to return from a loan spell at Trabzonspor, though a permanent sale will be sought this summer.
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