Manchester United are set to complete the departures of Altay Bayındır and Radek Vítek as both goalkeepers close in on permanent moves

Manchester United are expected to complete the departures of goalkeepers Altay Bayındır and Radek Vítek on Wednesday, as both players close in on permanent moves away from Old Trafford.

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Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reported that Bayındır is set to join Celta Vigo, while Vítek is heading to Middlesbrough after the clubs reached agreements for their respective transfers.

Romano disclosed that both goalkeepers have been given the green light to undergo medical examinations ahead of finalising their moves.

“GKs exits at Man United today as Bayindir joins Celta Vigo… and Radek Vitek joins Middlesbrough on permanent deal,” Romano wrote on X.

According to Romano, Middlesbrough will pay an initial £7 million for Vítek, with performance-related add-ons potentially taking the deal to £14 million.

Manchester United have also negotiated a 35 per cent sell-on clause and a buy-back option, allowing the club to retain a degree of control over the Czech goalkeeper’s future development.

The double departure forms part of United’s ongoing squad restructuring ahead of the new season, with the club expected to continue reshaping its squad during the summer transfer window.

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Bayındır joined Manchester United from Turkish side Fenerbahçe but struggled for regular first-team opportunities, while Vítek, regarded as one of the club’s promising young goalkeepers, is leaving in search of consistent senior football.