Manchester United is set to part ways with surplus players swiftly in the upcoming transfer window, prompting some players to seek opportunities elsewhere for more playing time. Altay Bayindir, who joined the club for £4.3 million two years ago, is reportedly "likely to leave" at the end of the season after struggling to secure a regular spot, despite a standout performance in saving two Arsenal penalties in the FA Cup.
With Bayindir eyeing a prominent role for Turkey in the upcoming World Cup, his chances hinge on securing consistent starts, which seem unlikely at Manchester United. Meanwhile, Andre Onana, pursued by Erik ten Hag in the same transfer window as Bayindir, is facing uncertainty over his future at United following underwhelming displays and being placed "on trial" by manager Ruben Amorim. Despite rejecting offers from Saudi Pro League teams to join United on a five-year deal, Onana's position as the potential successor to David de Gea is now in doubt.