Manchester United are willing to offer Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford a wage of around £200,000 per week, according to The Sun.

The Lowdown: Pickford transfer speculation

The Red Devils have recently bolstered their goalkeeping ranks by bringing in Jack Butland on loan from Crystal Palace after Martin Dubravka was recalled by Newcastle.

David de Gea and Tom Heaton are still on the books at Old Trafford, bit as it stands the pair will both be out of contract at the end of the current campaign.

Hailed as a 'real leader' by members of the media, Pickford has been linked with a move to United in recent months, with reports suggesting that the club have been alerted to his potential availability.

The Latest: Pickford pay increase?

The Sun provided an update regarding Pickford’s future in the last 48 hours.

They reported early on Monday morning that the Red Devils and Premier League rivals Tottenham are ‘willing to nearly double his £100,000 wages to secure his signature’, although the player wants to remain at Goodison Park with the Toffees.

The Verdict: De Gea contract a priority?

United are currently at risk of heading into the 2023/24 season without a recognised senior goalkeeper, so it could be wise for the club to focus on extending De Gea’s deal, with the Spaniard hopeful of penning new terms.

Erik ten Hag and his staff can then analyse whether or not the 32-year-old will still be first choice, or if they want to target someone like Pickford, but from this update it appears as if a move to Old Trafford for the England international isn’t likely.