Toby · Savin had a chance to achieve his dream goal of joining Manchester United, but two consecutive medical failures this year cost him a chance to gain fame and fortune. Now, the 23-year-old England goalkeeper can only play in League One, arguably the worst player in the country.

Manchester United's number three goalkeeper Tom · Heaton had planned to join the coaching staff, while former backup goalkeepers Nathan · Bishop had already moved to Sunderland in the Championship, so United were ready to sign Sarvin as a backup goalkeeper. At the time, the goalkeeper was playing for League Two side Accrington Stanley and his contract had expired, and he has been scouted by Manchester United, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur over the past few seasons.

Manchester United reached an agreement with him that as long as he passed the medical examination, he could join in the winter window, but unfortunately, the medical examination failed! At the end of the season, Savin left Accrington Stanley at the end of his contract and United offered him to join again, but the medical he underwent last month was once again problematic.

It is reported that Savin suffered a shoulder injury last season, which caused him to make only nine appearances, which is also the problem in the medical examination. United eventually cancelled the transfer and signed Heaton on a one-year extension for the 38-year-old as player-coach.

League Two's Shrewsberg decided that Savin's shoulder injury was not a big deal and offered him a two-year contract, and now he has to accept the end of playing in League One. Shrewsberg boss Paul · Hirst explained: "Toby [Savin] has attracted interest from clubs in the higher leagues, he is a player with a lot of potential and has all the qualities to be a really good goalkeeper. Our job is to make sure he fulfills his potential and becomes the best he can be."

If he joins Manchester United, Savin has a good chance of getting a generous contract with a weekly salary of £10,000, while in League Two, the average annual salary of a player is only £2,000, which is also very different in terms of income. Therefore, he failed to have two physical examinations in half a year, which can be described as a heavy loss.

Manchester United could also give 20-year-old Czech goalkeeper Radek Vitek a chance to become the third goalkeeper · new season. Interestingly, he was loaned out to Savvin's former club Accrington Stanley in the second half of last season and made 18 appearances, conceding 30 goals but also keeping four clean sheets.

Vitek had a standout performance in United's first warm-up game against Rosenborg in Norway, but he may prefer to go out on loan again and work with a team that can play rather than stay at United as a sparring third goalkeeper.

Manchester United's No. 2 goalkeeper last year, Turkey international Altay · Bayindil, although wearing the No. 1 shirt, only made one appearance throughout the season, let alone the No. 3 goalkeeper. Ten Hag has trusted his favourite Andre · Onana in all competitions, and if it weren't for Cameroon's international departure to play in the Africa Cup of Nations, Bayndir would probably have made zero appearances in the season. Due to his limited appearances, it was once rumored that the 25-year-old could consider a move this summer.

Of course, the reason why Ten Hag played Onana in every game was also related to the poor start of the 27-year-old former Inter goalkeeper, so the United boss decided to keep him playing to find form and rebuild confidence. As Onana gradually establishes himself, the 54-year-old Netherlands needs to give the substitute goalkeeper some chances, otherwise if Onana suffers an injury, United's goalkeeper link may be problematic, and the other goalkeepers may be out of form.