Through the goalkeeper search of Manchester United, she has monitored Blackburn Rovers, Aynsley Pears stopped, it was said.
United has encountered problems at the back, with the first-choice keeper Andre Onana making a number of controversial mistakes. With Back -Up Altay Bayindir the subject of offers, questions were asked about what the Ruben Amorim team could look like the next term.
Head coach Ruben Amorim has so far been limited in his expenses. Patrick Dorgu arrived from Lecce for only shy of £ 30 million, while younger Ayden Heaven completed a move from Arsenal, but the boss will have to wait until the summer on the larger reconstruction.
Part of that rebuild could involve a keeper to offer Onana competition, and pears are said to be a competition. The 26-year-old PLD could be the second member of his family who plays in Old Trafford, with Papa Stephen started his career at United before spending the majority of his career in Middlesbrough.
According to the sun, United Scout Tony Coton has monitored pears. The Blackburn keeper has this period 13 clean sheets in 35 championship, including a series of five on the spider in November and December, while Rovers took his way in play-off position.
Blackburn has only admitted 37 goals throughout the season – no team outside the top six has admitted less. Former manager John Eustace, however, came back to chase them during the weekend when he led the new club Derby to a 2-1 victory in the competition.
If Pears eventually moved to Manchester United, he would be the third Blackburn -keeper in recent years to increase the Premier League. David Raya won promotion with Brentford after leaving Ewood Park and then moved to Arsenal, while Thomas Kaminski left Blackburn for the newly promoted Luton Town in 2023.
Onana has remained the first choice of United this season and played all 28 games in the Premier League. He was part of a side that went 1-1 against Arsenal on Sunday, with head coach Ruben Amorim also praised the new arrival sky after the debut of the Defender Premier League.
“I think he played very well,” said Amorim. “He is really at ease with the ball, sometimes more than he should be! He is so relaxed and that is a good thing. He is very aggressive. I think we have a very good player.”
United remains 14th after the draw, while part of their focus remains on the Europa League. Their round of 16 meeting with Real Sociedad is completely squared and enters the second stage at Old Trafford, where midfielder Manuel Ugarte could appear again after injury.
Uruguay International Ugarte scored his first united goal in February in a draw with Everton. He has missed the last two league and Europa League matches, but is almost coming back.
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