Premier League giants, Manchester United seems to have made a sensational move in the transfer market with them said to have now striked an agreement with league rivals, Crystal Palace for the transfer of star Goalkeeper, Jack Butland to the Theatre of Dreams.
According to reports from Diaro AS Journalist, Guillermo Rai, the Red Devils have come into agreement with Palace over a six month loan transfer for Butland who is set to spend the second half of the season at the Red half of Manchester.
This follows after the 20 times Premier League winners had their summer signing, Martin Dubravka recalled by his club, Newcastle United after failing to give him enough opportunities.
Butland, 29 is no doubt one of the most experienced and promising shot stoppers in the English Premier League and his move to Old Trafford will be a major boost for the Erik ten Hag's side who have wholly depended on Spanish international, David De Gea for most part of the season.
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