Manchester United seeks replacement for Onana: Preston goalkeeper in sight

Manchester United is interested in signing Preston goalkeeper Freddie Woodman, who could serve as a backup for Andre Onana. The club continues to explore options to strengthen its squad in the goalkeeper position.

According to The Sun, Manchester United is closely monitoring the 28-year-old goalkeeper, who recently completed his contract with Preston. Woodman caught the club's attention due to his consistency in the Championship, where he was named Player of the Year in his first season. Additionally, the goalkeeper has Premier League experience, having played for Newcastle, and was a key player for England's U-20 team that won the World Cup in 2017.

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Freddie Woodman could be a good option as a backup goalkeeper for Andre Onana, as Manchester United's main goalkeeper continues to face criticism. Woodman sustained an injury, causing him to miss the remainder of the current season, but his experience in various leagues, including the Championship, could play a role in a potential move to Manchester United.

It is worth noting that Manchester United also has Altay Bayındır, but the Turkish goalkeeper has only played seven matches in two seasons, and his future at the club remains uncertain. In this context, Woodman's transfer could be an important step in strengthening the goalkeeper position.