Manchester United have reportedly agreed personal terms with Martin Dubravka but remain locked in negotiations with Newcastle.
The 33-year-old goalkeeper wants to join the Red Devils after being usurped by Nick Pope at St James' Park, while United manger Erik ten Hag is keen on bringing in some healthy competition for current No.1 David de Gea before deadline day. However, the two clubs are at odds over the details of the transfer, as both sides look to make a deal in their best interests.
According to reports in Italy, Dubravka has come to an agreement with the Red Devils and hopes that Newcastle will allow him to leave for such an enticing opportunity. United's proposal is believed to be season-long loan with an option to buy for £5million. But that isn't what Newcastle want, as Sky Sports add that the Magpies would rather to sell the Slovakian permanently or at the very least let him go on loan with an obligation to buy.
