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It is reported that Manchester United has reached a contract renewal agreement with goalkeeper Tom Heaton, who will play for the club until he is 40 years old. However, Heaton basically won't play. The No. 3 goalkeeper he serves as is basically a sparring coach. However, Heaton's weekly salary is still as high as 40,000 pounds, which is higher than the main players of some teams.

Since rejoining Manchester United in 2021, Heaton has made only 3 appearances. But the Sun said he had verbally agreed to renew his contract and stayed at Manchester United. The club put Heaton on the free agent list when it announced the roster of players on Monday, but stressed that it is indeed negotiating a new contract with him to continue playing for the 2025/26 season.

Manchester United's summer window is associated with many goalkeepers, the biggest of which is the Italian goalkeeper Donaluma of fresh Champions League winner Paris Saint-Germain. Italian "Republic" said that as Paris Saint-Germain's contract with the 26-year-old goalkeeper entered its final year, the two sides had a disagreement on the renewal, so it may only cost 40 million euros (£34 million) to sign him.

However, with Manchester United's current situation, Donnarumma is more likely to use Manchester United to "raise prices" to force Qatar's financial backers to give better treatment. The reference character may be Bayern Munich left-back Alfonso Davis. The Canadian international has been rumored to have a crazy scandal with the Red Devils and Real Madrid in the last year of the contract period, and eventually forced Bayern to renew the signing with a high salary. Donnarumma said after the qualifiers for the World Cup in Italy that defeated Moldova 2-0: "My first choice is to stay at Paris Saint-Germain, and I don't think there will be any problems with the negotiations."

Another big-name goalkeeper associated with Manchester United is Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. Martin said goodbye to fans in the last Premier League home game at Aston Villa, implying that he will leave the club. The 32-year-old goalkeeper is often associated with Manchester United.

When asked about his future in Argentina this month, Martin looked alert: "My future? I don't know yet. I'm here to play for the national team, which is the only thing I'm paying attention to now. Do you want to transfer? The window has not opened yet, and there are still many things to happen."

Argentina's "TyC Sports" said Manchester United is ahead of Martin's battle, and said they contacted him in January. Barcelona also tested the transfer possibility of this goalkeeper, but Villa's asking price is not low and trading is very difficult. Villa has four years left in contract with Martin, so it will not be sold at a low price.

Before Villa was away from Manchester United in the last round of the Premier League, when asked whether this game would be Martin's last game at the club, Villa coach Emery simply replied: "Impossible." Interestingly, in that game, Martinez attacked outside the penalty area and overturned Hoylund, and was sent off with a red card, and will be suspended next season.

For Manchester United, Villa's asking price is also a big problem, because if Andre Onana doesn't leave, it is unlikely that Sir Jim Ratcliff will bring in a big-name goalkeeper. After all, it is a very luxurious act to sign Cameroon's goalkeeper with a weekly salary of 120,000 pounds. The situation is very simple. Once Hilton renews his contract and Manchester United sells Onana, it will introduce a new No. 1; but if he can only sell Turkey's goalkeeper Altay Baindir, then Amorin can only sign another substitute goalkeeper, which may be a young man with potential to challenge Onana's position.