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Cape Town - Manchester United are reportedly targeting Dominik Livakovic as a replacement for David De Gea if the Spaniard does not sign a new contract.
De Gea is into the final year of his contract at Old Trafford, but despite initial reports he would sign a new six-year deal, the 28-year-old is hesitating because of a clause which would see a 25% wage cut if United missed out on qualifying for the Champions League.
Therefore, United are being forced to consider solutions for next summer, by which time their four-time player of the year could have left for free.
According to The Sun, they have scouted relatively unknown Dinamo Zagreb keeper Livakovic, who kept a clean sheet as they attended the Croatian side’s Champions League play-off win over Rosenborg last week.
Livakovic, 24, has six caps for Croatia, having debuted in 2017, and was a key part of the Dinamo side that stormed to the Croatian league title last season.
The report claims that Livakovic would cost somewhere between £15 million and £20 million, a price that prompted Liverpool to abandon their interest in him before settling on a free transfer for Adrian instead earlier this summer.
