MANCHESTER UNITED are reportedly eyeing a move for Dinamo Zagreb goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic.
The 28-year-old stopper was superb for Croatia at the World Cup.
And United are prepared to pay his £9million release clause, according to Croatian outlet Sportske.
Current No1 David De Gea is out contract at the end of the season.
While the Spaniard is believed to have agreed a new deal on reduced terms, the Red Devils are claimed to be keen on Livakovic.
However, there is also reported interest in Livakovic from Spanish sides Villarreal and Real Sociedad, plus Turkish giants Galatasaray.
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Livakovic is out of contract at Dinamo Zagreb at the end of next season and is yet to agree to new terms.
Sportske claim the Croatian club are yet to stump up the reported £20,000-a-week Livakovic has asked for.
In December, it was reported that United passed on the chance to sign Livakovic last summer.
He was also said to be on the radar of both Leicester and Nottingham Forest.
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Livakovic has played 44 times in all competitions for Dinamo Zagreb this season, helping the club to the top of the Croatian Premier League.
He also helped Croatia to the World Cup semi-finals, and was the hero in penalty shootout victories over Japan and Brazil.
Elsewhere, the Red Devils have reportedly sent scouts to watch Portuguese stopper Diogo Costa.
Brentford’s David Raya has also been touted with a switch after rejecting two contract offers from the Bees.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
