Manchester United Eyes Blockbuster Player Exchange for Premier League Sensation

Manchester United have reportedly explored the possibility of proposing a player exchange deal to Aston Villa for shot-stopper Emiliano Martínez.

Head coach Ruben Amorim is eager to acquire a new keeper, particularly following André Onana's recent injury setback, though he has acknowledged United's priority to strengthen other squad positions initially.

Matheus Cunha was swiftly acquired from Wolverhampton Wanderers and an agreement has been finalized to secure Bryan Mbeumo's services at Old Trafford, with United now evaluating their budget before pursuing additional transfers.

To minimize expenditure, Fabrizio Romano reports United have explored the possibility of securing Martínez through a direct player exchange with Villa. The specific players the Red Devils would propose in return remains undisclosed.

Currently, United have not initiated discussions with Villa and have yet to commit to pursuing Martínez, though club executives are fully aware that the Argentina goalkeeper is highly motivated to join Manchester this summer.

United will continue assessing their alternatives, with decisions largely dependent on funds generated through player departures.

An agreement has been reached to loan Marcus Rashford to Barcelona. United had preferred a permanent transfer but will benefit from removing Rashford's substantial salary from their books. The arrangement also features an option for a permanent switch.

Jadon Sancho is negotiating with Juventus, while Antony, Alejandro Garnacho and Tyrell Malacia are among those potentially departing.