Manchester United close in on goalkeeper signing – latest transfer reports | OneFootball

Manchester United are closing in on the signing of goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp, according to Sky Sports.

The Belgian shot-stopper is not in the squad for Antwerp’s game against Mechelen this weekend. A £17.3m transfer is close to being finalised, and the two clubs are now discussing the structure of the transfer.

United were in need of a new keeper after Andre Onana fell out of favour, and was replaced by Altay Bayindir for the Red Devils’ opening Premier League game against Arsenal.

The Turkish 27-year-old made the mistake which led to Arsenal’s winner, however, and is also under scrutiny.

BBC Sport report that two of Chelsea’s players – Carney Chukwuemeka and Angelino Anselmino – have been given permission to fly to Germany ahead of moves to Borussia Dortmund.

Anselmino will be a loan deal whilst Chukwuemeka will be a permanent transfer for around £24 million.

Chelsea still want to offload a lot of players before the window closes on September 1, and will no doubt be very busy for the next week.

Gianluigi Donnarumma has agreed personal terms with Manchester City, says Fabrizio Romano. The Italian is keen on the move, which still hinges on Ederson leaving this summer.

The fee will be under €50 million.

Donnarumma’s relationship with PSG broke down earlier this summer and a heap of clubs were interested in his signature, including Manchester United, but Pep Guardiola has convinced him to go to the blue side of Manchester.

Arsenal have reached an agreement with Shamrock Rovers for the signing of 16-year-old Victor Ozhianvuna, according to The Athletic.

Ozhianvuna is an explosive attacking midfielder who can play out wide too. He’s still developing physically, being such a young age, but Arsenal have tracked him for a long time and went early to secure the deal.