Manchester United fans believe Sergio Romero will leave the club this summer after he was dropped for their Europa League semi-final against Sevilla.
Romero, 33, had played in every Europa League game up until the last four and kept a clean sheet during the quarter-final victory against Copenhagen.
The Argentine was the first-choice cup goalkeeper under Jose Mourinho and started the final against Ajax in 2017, keeping a clean sheet as United lifted the trophy.
Despite David de Gea's patchy form in recent months and costly errors in the FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea, the Spaniard returned to the starting XI for his first Europa League appearance of the season.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hinted that one or more of his goalkeepers would leave the club this summer with Dean Henderson returning to the club after an impressive two-year loan spell with Sheffield United.
Romero has been linked with a move to Premier League rivals Leeds United to link up with Marcelo Bielsa and United supporters believe he will depart after being snubbed for the game against Sevilla.
Former Leeds United manager Simon Grayson believes the Championship winners will be able to attract Romero to Elland Road this summer.
He told The Daily Star: "Playing for the club is an exciting prospect for anybody. They’ll be attracting players from all other globe - regardless of whether they’re Argentinian or playing for Manchester United.
"Getting in front of the Elland Road faithful and working for Bielsa is a massive proposition."
