Manchester United has continued interest in Mile Svilar, as the club wants to reinforce their first-team squad by signing a top-class goalkeeper this year. It is reported that AS Roma will demand approximately €60 million for the player. A transfer of that value is unlikely to occur in the winter transfer window, meaning Manchester United will wait until the summer to sign him.

Manchester United are interested in 26-year-old Roma goalkeeper Mile Svilar. According to a report from AS Roma Live, the goalkeeper is valued at €70 million, and English clubs will have to pay this amount to complete a deal. Manchester United are likely to sell Altay Bayindir and Andre Onana permanently at the end of the season and need to replace them. It is not known which of the three interested clubs will follow up on their interest with an official proposal. It is considered unlikely that they will spend €70 million on the keeper.

CalcioMercato has reported that Manchester United is interested in Roma's standout player, Mile Svilar, after his impressive season. The report indicates that Manchester United's interest comes after Svilar became a key player for Roma. It is noted that Roma is aware of the attention from top European clubs and might consider selling if they receive an irresistible offer of around 50 to 60 million euros. However, the club is currently prioritizing the renewal of Svilar's contract and is in ongoing negotiations to increase his salary from 1 million euros (including bonuses) to a potential 3 million euros, while Svilar is reportedly demanding around 4 million euros.

Manchester United have escalated their interest in Roma's goalkeeper Mile Svilar. Sources indicate significant moves have been made to explore the feasibility of a transfer. United have initiated discussions to understand the financial and logistical aspects. Svilar is considered a value-for-money signing to bolster United's goalkeeping department. Roma are likely to demand a fee in the region of €25-30m. Svilar is interested in a move to Old Trafford, while negotiations with Roma have stalled.