Manchester United Targets Torino Goalkeeper Milinković-Savić

Manchester United is reportedly eyeing Torino's goalkeeper, Vanja Milinković-Savić, as a replacement for André Onana, whose performances have been underwhelming this season. Milinković-Savić, who has recorded 10 clean sheets in 34 Serie A matches, is expected to leave Torino this summer. The 28-year-old Serbian previously signed with Manchester United in 2014 but failed to obtain a work permit.

Just like the ongoing scrutiny of André Onana's performances, Manchester United is reportedly targeting Torino goalkeeper Vanja Milinković-Savić as a potential replacement. After a season filled with costly errors from Onana, the Red Devils are considering an upgrade to strengthen their goalkeeper position. Milinković-Savić, who previously joined Manchester United in 2014 but failed to secure a work permit, has enjoyed a strong campaign in Serie A, registering 10 clean sheets and conceding 37 goals in 34 matches.

He has also excelled in penalty situations, saving four out of five penalties faced this season. Despite being under contract with Torino until 2026, Milinković-Savić is expected to leave the club this summer due to interest from several teams, including Manchester United.

Onana's performances this season have drawn heavy criticism, including from former Manchester United player Nemanja Matić, who labelled him as "one of the worst goalkeepers in the club's history." The club has yet to make any final decisions about Onana's future, but the search for a new goalkeeper is seen as essential to improve their squad and avoid a historically poor Premier League finish.