Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Manchester United is looking for a second goalkeeper.

Erik ten Hag spent close to $180 million on new hires this summer, including goalkeeper Andre Onana from Inter Milan for £47 million and Mason Mount from Chelsea for $60 million. Rasmus Hojliund, a 20-year-old striker, was signed for a reputed £72 million.Despite Onana’s arrival, United still needs a new goalkeeper because Dean Henderson is widely rumored to be leaving the club and Tom Heaton is injured and unable to play.Henderson had a productive loan stint at the City Ground in the first half of the previous season, but an injury cut short his season early.The 26-year-old was generally anticipated to return to Forest this summer, but Crystal Palace has since entered the picture as they search for a replacement for Vincente Guaita.According to Romano, the Red Devils will likely have to enter the transfer market since up to three names are “being considered” as a result of Henderson’s potential departure.”Manchester United are exploring the market for new second goalkeeper — with 2/3 names being considered,” the transfer expert tweeted on Sunday.Crystal Palace is now interested in replacing Guaita, although Dean Henderson is still anticipated to go.According to The Manchester Evening News, United are attempting to recover almost £30 million for Henderson because Palace has not yet made a bid.He has stated his desire to play regularly for the first team, but under Ten Hag it appears unlikely given that Onana is presently Old Trafford’s first choice in goal.