Manchester United have been advised by a journalist to replace Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir with 19-year-old Elyh Harisson due to ongoing goalkeeper issues following David De Gea's departure in 2023. Onana has struggled to perform consistently since his high-profile move to Old Trafford, facing criticism for his recent poor displays. Bayindir also failed to impress during a Premier League match against Newcastle, contributing to the team's 1-4 defeat. The journalist suggests giving Harisson, who has shown promise with notable saves, a chance to prove himself for the remainder of the season.
Harrisson, who joined Manchester United from Stevenage in 2022, has gained experience on loan at Chester and has made 26 appearances this season, showcasing his potential as a reliable option in goal. The journalist criticizes the club for not utilizing backup keepers effectively, contrasting the current situation with the successful De Gea-Romero setup in the past. Manchester United may need to address their goalkeeper situation in the upcoming transfer window, with potential targets like Burnley's James Trafford being mentioned in connection with the club's plans.