Manchester United ‘to consider’ move for Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone | OneFootball

Sam Johnstone could be handed an unexpected route out of Wolves by Manchester United. The 33-year-old is expected to depart Molineux this summer as the club reshape their goalkeeping group after relegation to the Championship.

Juventus are monitoring Emi Martinez after cooling on primary target Alisson, Gazzetta Dello Sport suggests.

Martinez looked close to leaving Villa last summer, but an anticipated switch to Manchester United never materialised. He then played a major part in Unai Emery’s team winning the Europa League and clinching a top-four Premier League finish.

Villa are not actively seeking to sell, though a decent offer could prompt a rethink. No movement is expected until after the World Cup, with Martinez aiming to help Argentina defend their title.

Johnstone came through United’s academy, had loans at Walsall and Villa, then joined West Brom in 2018 for an initial £6.5 million, making 167 appearances across four years. He spent two seasons with Crystal Palace before signing for Wolves in 2024. He has featured 27 times in two years at Molineux, missing the final months of this season with a shoulder injury.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com