Manchester United proposes to loan Martin on temporary basis, Aston Villa seems to be listening to a joke, and he says he is unbelievable

With Brian Mbeumo officially joining, Manchester United coach Ruben Amorin has listed the introduction of a new goalkeeper as a key goal. However, the Red Devils suffered a setback in their first move in the goalkeeper position. According to British media reports, Manchester United's loan offer to sign Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has been rejected by Villa.

After finalizing Mbeumo, Manchester United began to solve problems in other aspects of the lineup. Since main goalkeeper Andre Onana will miss the start of the Premier League season due to injury, the goalkeeper position has become a link that Amorin urgently needs to strengthen.

Martinez is the target of Manchester United's open pursuit. Last week, it was reported that the Red Devils were exploring the Argentine goal-free plan, and player exchange was a priority. According to the latest disclosure by the Daily Mail, Manchester United has officially filed a request to Villa for loan to Martinez.

reported that Manchester United proposed a temporary loan plan to Villa last weekend, but Villa's management quickly refused. Villa insiders are "unbelievable" about Manchester United's loan proposal, believing that such deals are unlikely to be made between Premier League rivals in the same level. As a World Cup champion, Martinez just renewed a five-year contract with Villa last summer, and his current value is worth about £40 million. Villa made it clear that they would only accept permanent transfer offers against Martinez. It is reported that the player himself is open to joining Manchester United.

Currently, Manchester United is focusing on player sales, while evaluating the selection of signings in multiple positions, including the striker. The amount of funds for the club's subsequent signings will largely depend on the profits of the players' sales.

In the goalkeeper's signing goal, a more economical choice than Martinez is Real Antwerp's goalkeeper Senne Lamons. Manchester United currently has three first-team goalkeepers: Onana, Altai Baindir and No. 3 goalkeeper Tom Heaton.

Onana is said to be determined to stay in the team for a position, which may complicate the operation of introducing high-priced goalkeepers like Martinez. Although the 27-year-old Baindir is expected to leave the team this summer to seek more playing time, he has not received a substantial offer so far.