With Manchester United spending a huge amount of money (£47 million, or about HK$470 million) to bring in Inter Milan goalkeeper Leonardo O'Connor this summer, the team leader Tannhäuser is not stopping in his quest for reinforcements. According to "transfer expert" Fabrizio Romano, the Red Devils have reached an agreement with Feirenbach goalkeeper Biondia, and are ready to recruit him for a price of 7 million euros (about 60 million Hong Kong dollars). If Biondia successfully passes the fitness test and fulfills his personal conditions, he will be able to sign for the club.
The 25-year-old goalkeeper, who stands at 1.98 meters tall, is a Turkish international and has been the starting keeper for Fehrenbach for the past four seasons. There have been rumors that Manchester United are eyeing him. The two clubs have agreed on a transfer fee, but the final deal will depend on the results of Biondia's fitness test and his acceptance of the contract offered by United.
