Who will replace Sergio Romero as third choice goalkeeper for Manchester United?
Get the latest United transfer window updates, news and analysis delivered straight to your inbox every day for free Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  With his contract at Manchester United expiring this summer, Sergio Romero is now a free agent on the lookout for a new club. It is understood the Argentine will likely stay in the Premier League, with Everton the current front runners to sign the goalkeeper ahead of the 2021/22 campaign. With Lee Grant and Joel Pereira also expected to leave the club, and Nathan Bishop going on loan to Southend United, the third-choice goalkeeper slot is currently vacant. Meanwhile, U23 goalkeepers Paul Woolston and Jacob Carney's contracts are set to expire at the end of June. United may look to sign a player to fill the position, but the mass exodus could also offer the opportunity for a young goalkeeper to move up the ranks. Here's who could be in contention to become United's third-choice goalkeeper:  Tom Heaton  A former Manchester United academy graduate, Tom Heaton's Aston Villa contract expires this summer and he has been linked with a return to Old Trafford. Heaton earned three England caps while at Burnley before moving to Villa in 2019, but injury has seen his career at a standstill since the beginning of 2020. United would struggle to find a better third choice than the Chester native. (Image: Matthew Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images)  Matj Kov  The Czech youth international came to United back in 2018 and is yet to feature for the first team. Matj Kov does have experience in senior football, though, having spent the second half of last season at League One side Swindon Town. He made 18 appearances for The Robins, who were relegated to the fourth tier. Ondrej Mastny  Another Czech youth international, Mastny featured for the club's U23 side eight times last season as well as once in the EFL Trophy. The 19-year-old conceded 23 goals in his nine appearances for the Red Devils at youth level and kept just a single clean-sheet, which suggests he probably isn't near ready for first team action. Radek Vitek  Yet another Czech youth international, Vitek made the most appearances of any goalkeeper in United's U18 side last season. A tall and athletic goalie who is an excellent shot-stopper, Vitek feels like one for the future rather than the present. Leave your thoughts in the comment section below.