Manchester United plan for remainder of transfer window as fresh takeover protest announced

Here are your Wednesday evening Manchester United headlines.

Incomings planned

A goalkeeper remains the likeliest next incoming at Manchester United despite their interest in a midfielder.

United are considering a late move for Ryan Gravenberch of Bayern Munich, with the state of the squad's midfield more pressing now Mason Mount has been ruled out until next month with an unspecified injury.

A move for a goalkeeper is more advanced after United ran medical checks on Altay Bayindir of Fenerbahce amid the possibility Dean Henderson could still leave.

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United have held dialogue with Nottingham Forest for much of the summer over Henderson, who is now generating interest from Crystal Palace.

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Takeover protests

Manchester United supporter's group 'The 1958' has announced fresh plans to protest against the Glazers' ownership of the club amid ongoing takeover uncertainty.

The fan group has urged those attending Saturday's Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford to partake in a 60-minute sit-in after full-time, as they continue to voice their anger over the American family. It has been nine months since the announcement was made that they would 'explore strategic alternatives' for investment, paving the way for a buyout.

Alongside a short video announcing the protest, The 1958 wrote on their X account: "They lie to us. They deceive us. They betray us. Our History, our Dignity, our Integrity.

"This ownership stole it all. Rise up, unite and fight to get it back. Doing nothing will achieve nothing. 60-minute sit-in after Forest. Be on the right side of history."

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