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Manchester United have opened contract negotiations with goalkeeper Tom Heaton, according to the Manchester Evening News.
The Englishman has been the club's third-choice goalkeeper in the last few years, and his current contract expires on June 30.
United obviously value the vast experience of the 40-year-old shot-stopper and prefer to keep him for at least another 12 months.
It is claimed that the former Burnley man is likely to accept another short-term contract before taking charge as a coach in 2027/28.
Meanwhile, United are also expected to pursue a backup goalkeeper for Senne Lammens with Altay Bayindir set to head for the exit door.
The Turkish ace was denied a mid-season move to Besiktas as the Red Devils could not find a suitable replacement in the transfer market.
However, he is expected to leave this summer. The former Fenerbahce man has already agreed terms with Besiktas, who could pay £5m for him.
United have yet to identify a suitable successor for Bayindir.
Written by Sri Aswin
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