Mirror: Manchester United is preparing to sign Martin 40 million, viewing him as a short-term solution

Hupu, August 31, According to the English media Daily Mirror, Manchester United is planning to bid for a transfer fee of 40 million pounds to sign Aston Villa goalkeeper Martinez.

The Mirror said that Manchester United had rejected the opportunity to sign the Argentine international earlier in the summer, when Manchester United executives believed that the deal was too expensive to consider his £200,000 per week salary and transfer fees.

Therefore, Manchester United also turned their attention to the young goalkeeper Ramens of Belgian club Real Antworth, whose transfer fee is about 20 million pounds. But the Mirror learned that Manchester United is now preparing to approve the signing of Martinez's transfer, seeing him as a short-term solution rather than planning for the future.

Manchester United believes signing the former Arsenal goalkeeper is a must-try gamble for the club, and the Red Devils have spent more than £200 million on new players this summer, although the team is still dealing with PSR issues.

Head coach Ruben Amorin does not trust the two goalkeepers Onana and Baindir. Onana sat on the bench in a 3-2 win over Burnley yesterday after a poor performance in the mid-week League Cup against Greensby. Baindill also made another mistake in the game against Burnley, which forced the club to consider the signing situation in the goalkeeper position.

It is reported that Villa also hopes to sell some players on the team before the transfer window is closed and hopes to bring West Ham United's Paqueta to the West Midlands. Villa coach Emery has been pushing the club leader to strengthen his roster, but the PSR issue means Villa can't supplement it as Espanyol needs. So, they also need to sell players like Martin.