They can't have Onana, United's new goalkeeper option at only 30 million.

Manchester United have been unable to make up for the departure of David de Gea, the team is currently at Carrington to prepare for the start of pre-season and Ten Hag still does not have a first-choice goalkeeper for these games.

Much has been said about André Onana and his possible arrival at the club, but negotiations have taken a little longer than expected because Inter Milan set a price of 60 million for the goalkeeper, which the club is unable to pay, due to the low budget and the money spent to sign Mount. 

United are still trying to secure their second signing and things are moving a bit slow with Milan, the club had already made an offer of 40 million plus 5 million in bonuses, but the Italian side rejected the offer, claiming it was too low for the value of the goalkeeper and demanded at least 50 million euros.

Now the Red Devils have an important decision to make, whether they will decide to pay that amount of money for André Onana or they would be willing to look for other options on the market, which fit Ten Hag's scheme and cost less. 

Ten Hag's recent alternative

Brighton goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has emerged as a new option for Manchester United, the price asked by Inter Milan for Onana, would have made the club had to see other options on the market and it seems that the Spanish goalkeeper of the Premier League is one of them, in addition to his qualities his value of 30 million pounds would catalog it as the plan b of Ten Hag.