Manchester United is said to be considering signing a young keeper who is currently testing with the club.
According to Carrington, Abdulla Al-Hammadi has trained and impressed by coaches, according to Manchester Evening News.
The stop was an unused replacement for the U21 side when they pulled 1-1 in their friendly with Rochdale last weekend.
He could now be offered a contract after the departure of Hubert Graczyk, whose deal went this summer.
Al-Hammadi was a trialist in Everton earlier this year and held a clean sheet for the U21s in a test match against Bolton Wanderers B in the new Hill Dickinson Stadium.
That means that the 20-year-old has the honor to be the first goalkeeper ever to keep one on the ground.
Al-Hammadi previously played in Saudi Arabia for Saudi Pro League Side Al Wasl.
He also has the captain of the U18s, but it seems like he sees his future in England.
Graczyk only spent one season in United after his move from Arsenal last summer.