Manchester United’s goalkeeping options have come under renewed scrutiny after a 1–0 home defeat to Arsenal, in which stand-in No. 1 Altay Bayindir was blamed for spilling a corner that led to the decisive goal. The loss revived doubts about the club’s depth in the position, with first-choice Andre Onana still sidelined by a hamstring injury. Former captain Gary Neville said the club faces a “glaring issue” and must recruit a dominant goalkeeper before the transfer window shuts in a fortnight. Neville cited the stability once provided by Peter Schmeichel and Edwin van der Sar and warned that the current uncertainty could unsettle an otherwise rebuilt squad. Wayne Rooney echoed the call, arguing “it would be crazy” if United did not pursue Italy international Gianluigi Donnarumma, who is expected to leave Paris Saint-Germain after a falling-out with the French champions. Donnarumma and Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martínez have been identified by British media as potential targets, while Manchester City are also reported to be monitoring the Italian should Ederson depart. United have spent heavily on forwards this summer but, aside from teenage left-back Diego León, have yet to strengthen defensively. Any late move for Donnarumma, whether permanent or on loan, would need to navigate the Premier League’s profit-and-sustainability rules—and fend off interest from rivals—before the window closes.