Erik ten Hag has refused to confirm that David de Gea will be his number one goalkeeper even if he signs a new contract.
De Gea is out of contract next month, but Ten Hag insists he wants the Spaniard to stay and that the 32-year-old also wants to sign a new deal. Should he put pen to paper, then that could well trigger a goalkeeping merry-go-round.
It is suggested that Dean Henderson will be allowed to leave for Nottingham Forest on a permanent basis should De Gea stay. Meanwhile, the Red Devils could also add to their goalkeeping options - Brentford star David Raya and Porto’s Diogo Costa both linked with a switch.
