Former Manchester United goalkeeper, Sergio Romero, is interested in rejoining the club to replace the outgoing Dean Henderson because he feels he has unfinished business at the Red Devils.

Henderson will join Nottingham Forest on loan this week, with new manager Erik ten Hag making it clear to the England goalkeeper that David De Gea will be his number one.

Man United have searched for a new number two but to no avail, with Tom Heaton currently in line to provide competition for De Gea.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Romero is keen on taking on the role again following his release from Venezia.

Romero is eager to return to Old Trafford just two years after his initial departure.

The Argentine joined Man United back in 2015 under former manager Louis van Gaal’s tenure.

The 35-year-old joined Man United at a time when David De Gea had looked set to join Real Madrid.

But De Gea remained, but Romero proved a worthy understudy and kept an impressive 32 clean sheets in just 61 games for United.

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