British media: Manchester United pays attention to Donaluma and Costa, and price Onana 35-40 million pounds

July 28th "caughtoffside" reported that Manchester United plans to replace the main goalkeeper this summer, and they are paying attention to Paris' Donnarumma and Porto captain Diogo Costa.

Sources from the agent field said that Red Devils coach Amorin and club executives have made upgrading the goalkeeper the top priority in the current summer window. Onana's performance has been fluctuating, and his many low-level mistakes have affected his trust and have also questioned his starting goalkeeper position. Manchester United is ready to sell Onana this summer and price it at £35 million to £40 million. Both Monaco and the clubs from Saudi Arabia expressed interest in Onana, but the final decision was in the hands of the players themselves.

Paris goalkeeper Donaluma has become a popular candidate on Manchester United's signing list. Italian goalkeeper is not satisfied with the renewal of Paris, because the salary on the new contract has been reduced and the bonus weight has become higher. Although Donnarumma claims staying in Paris is his first choice, both Manchester United and his city rival Manchester City are paying close attention to his situation. If Donaluma leaves Paris, Lille goalkeeper Chevalier is expected to be his successor.

Another candidate to enter Manchester United's vision is Porto captain Diogo Costa. The 25-year-old Costa has proved his calmness and superb goalkeeper skills in front of the goal. Costa’s contract with Porto includes a termination clause worth between £50 and £60 million, and scouts have been sent to closely examine his performance.

But whether United will take action on the focus target depends on whether they can successfully sell Onana, and the club's top leaders are clear that they need transfer funds and salary structure adjustments to comply with the rules of fiscal fairness.