Transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano told GIVEMESPORT that Manchester United and the 20-year-old custodian of Urawa Red Diamond have discussed the possibility of the player moving to England.

16-year-old Andreeva’s dream journey to the Wimbledon quarterfinals is ended by Keys.

With David de Gea’s abrupt departure, United feels underserved and has designated Zion Suzuki as a long-term possibility to play behind their eventual first choice.

Zion Suzuki: Manchester United news

The David de Gea era at United is ended. The Spaniard was the club’s saviour and was there through thick and thin for more than ten years.

With the start of the 2023–24 season rapidly approaching, the club is now left without a reliable option in net.

United have reportedly resumed their chase of the USA-born custodian, who Hard Tackle has referred to as a “sensation,” according to Japanese-based media (via The Metro).

Fbref’s data shows that he has a respectable 69.2% percentage and has only allowed one goal per 90 over the previous three campaigns.

The interest of the English behemoths has been aroused by his courageous use of his feet.

For his ball-playing prowess, Suzuki has been compared to United’s top target at Inter Milan, Andre Onana. Suzuki would provide Ten Hag’s United a great alternative as he seeks to continue establishing a possession-based philosophy at the club.

Being a club’s second choice for a player Suzuki’s age, according to Romano, is not very appealing. However, discussions have begun to determine whether a high-profile transfer is best for all parties.

What has Fabrizio Romano stated regarding Zion Suzuki and Manchester United?

Romano, who provided an update on the 20-year-old, said that although the club and the player have discussed a prospective deal, the discussions have not yet moved.

He revealed exclusively to GIVEMESPORT: “At the moment, it hasn’t evolved all that much. To make sure that the player’s decision to serve as a backup custodian was thought to be the wisest course of action, they [Manchester United] spoke with the player. It is not always simple for young players at his age.

Manchester United is looking at other goalkeepers.

Long-time club member De Gea’s departure presents the club with the chance to revitalise their goalkeeping division.

As things stand, Tom Heaton and Dean Henderson are the two obvious contenders, but Erik ten Hag and his crew have made it abundantly clear that they need new goalkeepers.

The Athletic reports that negotiations have begun for a permanent contract with the latter, who is allegedly on the verge of joining Nottingham Forest as United’s custodian problem is getting closer to being resolved.

Their hunt for a first-choice shot-stopper has been reduced to highly regarded Onana, and according to Sky Sports, an agreement of £47.2 million has been reached by all parties.

However, Suzuki appears to be the best option to replace Onana in Manchester the next season.

What will Manchester United do next?

While finding new goalkeeping options is crucial, they are still actively looking for a long-term center-forward, which is currently ongoing.

Their early interest in Harry Kane of Tottenham Hotspur waned gradually as a result of Daniel Levy’s refusal to transfer to another Premier League team.

Rasmus Hojlund, a promising young player for Atalanta, is the target of the club’s entire attention, according to the Manchester Evening News, which claims that talks between United and the Bergamo club and the 20-year-old striker are ‘advanced’.

The club has their sights set on at least three other players but only has £100 million to work with after bringing in Mason Mount, according to Sky Sports.

The club will reportedly try to sell some unnecessary players in order to raise money for Ten Hag’s United project’s second summer due to their purported financial limitations.