£16.9m shot-stopper could potentially replace Onana at Manchester United

Onana failed to meet those standards and persistently found himself in the middle of the spotlight for the wrong reasons. From failing to stop “saveable” shots to making casual mistakes, the Cameroon international has cost many games for Man United.

As the Red Devils head into the new era under Ruben Amorim, the goalkeeping position is once again under assessment. While United have to use its limited finances to make numerous changes, some have argued that goalkeeping is a priority.

According to Italian publication Tutto Mercato, United want Milinkovic-Savic from Torino amid interest from Chelsea and City for the Serbian. The 28-year-old has a release clause worth €20 million (£16.9m), making him very affordable compared to other available goalkeeping options.

While Torino are currently 11^th in the Serie A table, Milinkovic-Savic has performed well despite lacking a reliable defensive cover. Milinkovic-Savic has made 36 appearances for Torino in all competitions this season, conceding 39 goals and maintaining 11 clean sheets.

The price tag of the Serbian international could help United secure the deal as it holds a lower risk. Milinkovic-Savic could potentially compete for Onana for the starting role for Amorim to have a short-term solution while focusing on other positions.