Manchester United have officially announced the signing of goalkeeper Martin Dubravka from Newcastle.
Dubravka, 33, has joined United on a season-long loan, subject to registration, which includes the club having the option to make the transfer permanent. United have paid a £2million loan fee and they have an obligation to buy for £6m if the shot-stopper plays a fixed number of Premier League games. Dubravka spent four-and-a-half years with Newcastle and was their No.1 until this summer.
Newcastle signed Nick Pope from Burnley in June, which led Dubravka to consider his options elsewhere. Dubravka is first-choice goalkeeper for Slovakia's national side and he is expected to play in Europa League fixtures and domestic cup matches for United.
