Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana (27) has reached an agreement with Manchester United for a deal worth up to 55 million euros (£47.2m).

The initial payment of 51 million euros (£43.8m) will be made by United, with an additional 4 million euros (£3.4m) in potential add-ons.

The pursuit of Onana by manager Erik ten Hag, who previously worked with him at Ajax, played a significant role in securing the deal.

The negotiations for personal terms are expected to proceed smoothly, and Manchester United is optimistic about Onana joining the rest of the squad on their pre-season tour of the USA in the coming days.

Interestingly, Ten Hag's interest in signing Onana was a key factor in David de Gea's decision to decline a new contract offer from the club.

De Gea left United this summer after spending 12 years at the club. The former Spain international made 545 appearances for the Red Devils and kept a record 190 clean sheets.

Onana spent almost eight years at Ajax before moving to Inter Milan in 2022 on a free transfer.