Wolverhampton Goalkeeper Enters Manchester United's Radar

Manchester United is considering signing English goalkeeper Sam Johnstone during the summer transfer window in a low-cost deal to strengthen the goalkeeping position.

According to "CaughtOffside," the 33-year-old goalkeeper is considered as a backup option, with him being open to the idea at this stage of his career.

Johnston is a graduate of the Manchester United Academy before embarking on a career with West Bromwich, Crystal Palace, and Wolverhampton, gaining significant experience in the English Premier League.

This step comes amid expectations of changes in the goalkeeping position at Manchester United, with the possibility of Altay Bayındır leaving and the uncertainty surrounding André Onana's status after returning from loan.

The club believes that signing Johnston would be a practical and low-cost option to support the goalkeeper position without relying on him as a primary choice.