Manchester United are on the verge of signing Inter goalkeeper Andre Onana after the two sides agreed a deal for around €55m. The Cameroonian has been the subject of long-standing interest from the Red Devils, but the Nerazzurri have held firm on their valuation of the player, leading to ongoing talks between the two clubs.
Reports in Italy now suggest that will United and Inter have agreed on a price, meaning the deal could go ahead within 24 hours-48 hours.
Sky Sport Italia report that a price of just under €55m has been agreed upon, with all parties pushing to complete the deal before the weekend.
Onana has already reported for Inter’s pre-season training camp, but United coach Erik ten Hag wants the goalkeeper in his squad before they depart for their summer tour on July 17.
Inter are looking at Anatoliy Trubin from Shakhtar Donetsk and Bayern Munich shot-stopper Yann Sommer as potential replacements for the Cameroonian keeper.
