Manchester United have reportedly assured Real Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin that he will become the first-choice goalkeeper at Old Trafford if he joins the club in the summer

. This promise comes amidst significant changes anticipated at United, following Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s acquisition of a 27.7 percent stake earlier this year.

Ratcliffe and INEOS are set to take control of the football department and make alterations to the club’s recruitment team and infrastructure.

Omar Berrada, the incoming CEO, and technical director Jason Wilcox are already part of the reshuffling ahead of the summer transfer window.

There are expectations of a substantial turnover of players, with surplus individuals likely to be sold to fund new signings.

Despite Erik ten Hag dismissing rumors of widespread player sales, speculation continues, with Lunin emerging as a priority target for United.

Reports suggest that United have already secured an agreement with Lunin, who has been eyed as a potential replacement for current goalkeeper Andre Onana.

While Onana has improved over the season, Lunin’s impressive performances have caught United’s attention.

Although there have been rumors of Lunin extending his contract with Real Madrid, negotiations have reportedly stalled, leading United to be viewed as the frontrunners to sign him.

Ten Hag, who is expected to stay at United despite rumors of his potential dismissal, is said to have guaranteed Lunin an untouchable status within the squad, assuring him of significant playing time.

Lunin is reportedly inclined to leave Madrid as he seeks regular first-team opportunities, which Real Madrid may not be able to guarantee.