Manchester United to let De Gea or Henderson go, target Haaland

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen to sign Erling Haaland this summer, while they could be prepared to sell David de Gea if Dean Henderson does not go. Juan Bernat is a target for Barcelona on a free transfer along with three other players, and Real Madrid could miss out on Eduardo Camavinga.

 

United to let goalkeeper leave

The Sun reports that Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has decided that one of David de Gea and Dean Henderson will not be at the club next season. The 23-year-old England international and 30-year-old Spanish goalkeeper have split duties so far this season but with De Gea’s poor form, and Henderson’s wish for first team football, one will have to go.

***: Too much money is being spent on keeping both goalkeepers at the club given only one of them is really needed. Sergio Romero and Lee Grant are also running down their contracts so there is a good chance that Henderson will go out on loan for one last season before De Gea is given one final year to prove his worth before being moved on.

United target Haaland

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen for Manchester United to target Erling Haaland at the end of the season. Borussia Dortmund will sell either the Norwegian or Jadon Sancho, and Haaland’s £65 million release clause activates in 2022 making this year a likely departure, reports the Mirror. Solskjaer said: “We've got a plan to become a very successful Man United team - and a team that top players want to play for.”

Barcelona set for four free transfers

The Daily Mail reports that Barcelona are set for four free transfers in the summer as they look to rebuild after a difficult few years. The first up is Georginio Wijnaldum from Liverpool, Memphis Depay from Lyon, Eric Garcia from Manchester City, and the final and newest name is Juan Bernat, PSG’s 27-year-old fullback who is struggling to recover from a serious knee injury.

Real may miss out on Camavinga

Rennes midfielder Eduardo Camavinga had seemed set for a move to Real Madrid, but the impact of the coronavirus has hampered their finances, according to Marca. Jonathan Barnett, the 18-year-old Frenchman’s agent, said: "First of all, [Real] Madrid are going through a tough time just now. All Spanish clubs are the same, so unfortunately we will have to see what happens. It may be that Spanish clubs can't afford Camavinga.”