Paper Talk: Three keeper Man Utd shortlist revealed as Solskjaer plans huge deal

Manchester United have three big-name goalkeeper targets to replace David De Gea, Liverpool are among the suitors for an unhappy Chelsea winger, while Wednesday’s transfer gossip claims Wolves want a Schalke midfielder.

JAN OBLAK ON MAN UTD KEEPER LIST

Manchester United will target moves for three new goalkeepers this summer with David De Gea up for sale, claims a report.

De Gea was recently allowed to return to Spain for paternity leave – and multiple reports state his time at United will end this summer.

A move to PSG looks to be on the cards after Mauricio Pochettino learned of United’s asking price.

Dean Henderson has been trusted with the gloves in his absence – and the England man has responded with two clean sheets.

However, it’s claimed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer won’t rely on him as United’s long-term No 1.

As such, the Daily Express claims United have three targets in mind as a new No 1. They state Atletico Madrid’s Jan Oblak is their top target, despite a €100m exit clause in his contract. The Slovenian is regarded by many as the world’s best keeper. However, convincing him to move could be tough.

Solskjaer expects Man Utd return for De Gea soon

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer expects goalkeeper David De Gea to return 'very soon' after celebrating the birth of his first child in Spain.

As such, the Express claims United are also considering Gianluigi Donnarumma. His situation was documented in Euro Paper Talk on Tuesday. As a free agent, he will have an ‘audition’ against United in Thursday’s Europa League clash.

The third keeper on United’s wanted list is the lesser-known Mike Maignan. The Lille keeper is pushing Hugo Lloris hard to be France’s No 1.

Maignan is rated at £40m though his deal at Lille expires in summer 2022.

MAN UTD, LIVERPOOL KEEN ON PULISIC

Manchester United, Liverpool and Bayern Munich are all on alert to chase Christian Pulisic, with a Chelsea exit on the cards. (Daily Mail)

Everton goalkeeper Robin Olsen and his family suffered a ‘horrific’ attack by machete-wielding raiders. (Daily Mail)

Raul Jimenez is training with teammates again as he attempts to return to action for Wolves before the end of the campaign. (Daily Mail)

Manchester United will listen to offers for David de Gea this summer, according to reports. (Daily Mail)

Andrea Pirlo insisted he would not have done anything differently after Juventus crashed out to 10-man Porto in the Champions League. (Daily Mail)

Liverpool look set to be without the injured Roberto Firmino for their second trip to Budapest to take on RB Leipzig. (Daily Mirror)

LA LIGA CHIEF DISCUSSES MO SALAH TRANSFER

La Liga chief Javier Tebas believes it is “very unlikely” that Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool and move to Spain. (Daily Mirror)

Bruno Fernandes has demanded assurances about Manchester United’s transfer plans before he commits to a new long-term deal. (The Sun)

Arsenal face a battle with FIFA at the Court of Arbitration for Sport over clauses in two transfer deals. (The Sun)

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund have switched their attention from Newcastle to Inter Milan. (The Sun)

Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa could be 90 minutes away from a dramatic England World Cup call-up. (The Sun)

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SOLSKJAER NOT A SOFT TOUCH

Harry Maguire reckons people are misguided if they think Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is too much of a Mr Nice Guy. (The Sun)

West Ham are steeling themselves for another transfer market kicking on out-of-favour Felipe Anderson. (The Sun)

Wolves have set their sights on a cut-price summer swoop for Schalke midfielder Omar Mascarell. (The Sun)

Christian Pulisic will look to quit Chelsea this summer unless he gets proper game time. (The Sun)

AND MORE TRANSFER GOSSIP

Manchester City have offered Kevin De Bruyne a new contract after he rejected their first proposal. (The Times)

Edinson Cavani’s father claims his son wants to quit Manchester United and sign for Boca Juniors. (The Times)

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola hopes he can persuade Sergio Aguero to remain at the Etihad next season. (Daily Star)

Arsenal are ready to capitalise on the turmoil at Inter Milan by tabling a bid for full-back Achraf Hakimi. (Daily Telegraph)