Ivan Provedel has surfaced as a Manchester United target for next summer, according to Calcio Mercato. The Red Devils are strongly suggested as a contender, but Lazio would demand at least €35 million for the keeper to profit handsomely from the transfer.

Nobody understands why Manchester United needs another goalkeeper since Erik Ten Hag appears to have found a comfortable combination between the sticks after such a long time. The Red Devils may have finally made a big decision on the position after evaluating various possibilities throughout the summer and the extended drama with former goalie David De Gea.

Andre Onana joined from Inter Milan in a transaction worth more than €50 million and has established himself as the indisputable No. 1 in the league. The Cameroonian’s road has not been easy, as the former Ajax star has received harsh criticism for several of his performances.

He has gradually settled in and now has the most clean sheets of any Premier League goalkeeper. Altay Biyandir, another summer arrival, hasn’t been given enough game time, therefore the Turkish international may go away in the future for greater opportunities.

Some publications suggested Diogo Costa as a possible replacement for Onana if the Cameroonian underperformed. Those reports have vanished, but they may resurface if the stopper puts in another streak of poor performances.

There is no need for Ten Hag to look for a new goalkeeper unless Biyandir wishes to quit the club. The Dutch manager has a lot of other things to worry about, with the midfield and defense still lacking the players needed to improve Manchester United’s quality.

Nonetheless, the source claims that 29-year-old Serie A goalkeeper Ivan Provedel might join Manchester United in the summer. In addition, they insist on the €35 million asking price established by the Rome club for its stopper.

Lazio signed Provedel for €2 million, and if they can sell him for €35 million or more, they will have made a significant financial gain. The Italians were struggling financially and were considering selling some of its stars to balance the books.

By all accounts, the 29-year-old Serie A goalkeeper remains one of Maurizio Sarri’s essential players, and replacing him would look to be a difficult challenge. In any scenario, if they receive an offer close to the appraisal, a sale may occur.