Manchester United are preparing for a pivotal summer as new manager Rúben Amorim looks to rebuild the squad and mount a serious Premier League title bid.
With no European commitments next season, United’s focus will be entirely on domestic competitions. Amorim has already made bold moves since taking over—most notably by dropping Andre Onana from the squad entirely for the final match of the campaign, raising questions about the goalkeeper’s future.
According to a report from *Bolavip*, Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez is being considered as a replacement for Onana. The Argentine World Cup winner is reportedly open to a move to Old Trafford, with Villa believed to be willing to negotiate a transfer fee in the range of £30–£34 million.
Martinez appeared emotional after what could have been his last game at Villa Park, which ended in a red card against Amorim’s side—possibly hinting at an imminent departure.
At 32, Martinez brings experience, character, and leadership—qualities that could significantly strengthen United’s dressing room. With the 2026 World Cup approaching, the goalkeeper is eager to stay at the highest level, and a move to Manchester United could align perfectly with his ambitions.
Whether United will make a formal move remains to be seen.
