Manchester United eye Sam Johnstone from Wolves amid squad overhaul
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 9:10 AM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
Manchester United are exploring the possibility of signing goalkeeper Sam Johnstone from Wolverhampton Wanderers. Johnstone, 33, is likely to leave Wolves following their relegation to the Championship, where he made just 12 league appearances last season. United reportedly see him as a backup for their number one, Senne Lammens. Tom Heaton remains as a third-choice goalkeeper after receiving a one-year extension. The potential deal hinges on the exit of current backup Altay Bayindir, who is attracting interest from Turkey.
- •Manchester United interested in Sam Johnstone from Wolves
- •Johnstone likely to depart Wolves after relegation
- •He made only 12 league appearances last season
- •United's current number one is Senne Lammens
- •Altay Bayindir's potential exit could facilitate the move
- 9:10 AMYahoo Sports — Sam Johnstone: Man United considering signing Wolves star
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