Ahead of this weekend's Manchester derby, Manchester United manager Reuben Amorim has confirmed that Turkish goalkeeper Altay Bayinder will continue to start.

Baindel started each of the first three Premier League games of the season and performed solidly, while Andre Onana only featured in the League Cup against Grimsby Town.

With Onana completing his loan move to Trabzonspor on Thursday, Manchester United also brought in Belgian rookie goalkeeper Senne Ramens on transfer deadline day to bolster their goalkeeping reserves.

At the pre-match press conference, Amorim explained the reason for choosing Bainder as the starting player . He said: "Altay will continue to start. This is a different league and a different environment. We need to maintain continuity. He is ready to play and we believe in him."

Amorim also expressed confidence in new signing Ramens, saying he has great potential and is one of the important options for the future: "We must focus on the present while looking to the future. Mori is a goalkeeper with great potential and he will be ready at any time."

At the same time, Onana's departure has also become the focus of media attention. The Cameroonian goalkeeper has been the team's first goalkeeper since joining Manchester United in 2022, but after a period of decline, he finally decided to go on loan.

Amorim said it was a mutual decision: "Even if you are experienced, the pressure at this club is huge and sometimes changes are needed. Onana has top quality, but he also needs a new environment to get back to form."

The derby will be the toughest test for Baindal, and the arrival of new signing Ramens has also injected new vitality into Manchester United's goalkeeper competition.