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Andre Onana to Manchester United has been a short-lived saga with a deal seemingly progressing quite quickly. There has reportedly been a breakthrough in talks with Inter Milan late last night.
On top of that, it seems that 20-year-old Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is also in talks with the Red Devils.
Tom Hopkinson, of the Mirror, has claimed that there was a breakthrough in negotiations on Thursday night for the former Ajax goalkeeper. The report states that United could have a new goalkeeper by tonight, with the player agreeing personal terms with the Red Devils and United closing in on agreeing a fee with Inter for the goalkeeper.
The Mirror’s report also claims that the length of Onana’s contract remains a discussion point. The two options are a four-year deal, with an option of a further year or a five-year deal, a final decision has yet to be made.
The fee for Onana could be £40 million which could well be a bargain with Inter Milan reportedly demanding £51 million to allow the Cameroonian to leave the San Siro. But, the 27-year-old may not be the only goalkeeper through the doors at Old Trafford.
Following yesterday’s report coming from Japan that United were lining up a shock £5 million move for 20-year-old Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, there have been further claims about United’s interest.
According to the Manchester Evening News, United have held talks with the agent of the Japan under-21 international, who according to the MEN is regarded in some quarters as a ‘top talent’.
The Urawa Red Diamonds goalkeeper could be available for just £5 million this summer as United look to invest money into the goalkeeping department, something that they haven’t done properly since they signed David De Gea back in 2011.
The 20-year-old goalkeeper is an Arkansas-born goalkeeper, with a passing range that has been coined as ‘exceptional‘. It’s easy to see why United are rumoured to be interested in the exciting Japanese under-21 international.