Man United's goalkeeping situation is an issue head coach Ruben Amorim has had to contend with throughout his Old Trafford spell.
This summer, the club bid farewell to error-prone Andre Onana on a season-long loan to Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor with the Cameroonian international unlikely to make another appearance for the Red Devils.
Former back-up to Onana at Old Trafford, Altay Bayindir, has assumed first-choice responsibility but is being challenged for the No.1 spot by new £18 million signing Senne Lammens.
The Belgian youngster arrived from Antwerp after coming through the Club Brugge academy setup, leading some Man United fans to speculate that the goalkeeper is the long-term solution to what has been a long-running problem at Old Trafford.
However, according to a national newspaper report, Man United are still in the market for a new goalkeeper and are said to be targeting a more experienced stopper to compete with the established order.
The club currently have Tom Heaton as third-choice but the 39-year-old is unlikely to feature in any meaningful fashion throughout the 2025/26 campaign.
Amorim has suggested he doesn't have a preferred option between the posts, after failing in a bid to bring Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez to the club over the summer.
Man United are yet to keep a clean sheet this season with Onana and Bayindir, while Lammens is yet to make his Red Devils' debut.
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