Manchester United are reportedly not looking to recall Dean Henderson with the Red Devils hoping his loan spell to Nottingham Forest can be turned into a permanent move.
The goalkeeper has impressed during his loan spell at the City Ground this season having made vital saves for the Reds earlier in the campaign before picking up a season-ending injury in January.
Forest responded to Henderson's injury by signing former Real Madrid shot-stopper Keylor Navas on-loan. The Costa Rican also had an impressive impact but will be returning to his parent club Paris Saint-Germain.
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With Navas and Henderson's loan spells coming to an end, it leaves Forest with a goalkeeping dilemma as Wayne Hennessey will be the only senior option at the club.
But The Sun claim United are not looking to recall Henderson and are hoping his loan deal to Steve Cooper's team can turn into a permanent switch.
They report that manager Erik ten Hag will be looking elsewhere to solve his sides goalkeeping woes with current Old Trafford No 1 David de Gea has coming under increased scrutiny this season. The Spaniard has made a number of high-profile errors for the Red Devils and put on another unconvincing display in the FA Cup final loss against Manchester City on Saturday.
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