British press reports have confirmed that Manchester United is preparing to part ways with Andre Onana, the Cameroonian goalkeeper, during the upcoming summer transfer window, after his repeated mistakes this season.

According to 'The Sun' newspaper, the Red Devils' management has lost confidence in the 28-year-old Onana and is looking to sell him, with a potential move to the Saudi league.

Portuguese coach Ruben Amorim has begun searching for possible alternatives for the goalkeeper position, creating a shortlist that includes two of Europe's top talents.

Senny Lammens (goalkeeper of Royal Antwerp) has recently been called up to the Belgium national team, and his market value is estimated at around £30 million.

Lucas Chevalier (goalkeeper of Lille), who is also attracting interest from Manchester City, is expected to have Lille demand £40 million for his release.

Both goalkeepers are contracted with their clubs until the summer of 2027, which may complicate negotiations in the upcoming period.