DEAN HENDERSON is set to join Nottingham Forest on loan after they agreed terms with Manchester United, according to reports.
The one-cap England stopper, 25, was stuck on the bench behind David de Gea at Old Trafford last season.
But with the World Cup on the horizon, United will seemingly allow Henderson to leave.
The Athletic claim United chiefs have agreed to the terms of newly-promoted Forest's loan offer.
The report states the City Ground side are willing to take on Henderson's full £100,000-a-week wages for the entire 2022-23 season.
Henderson had been on Newcastle's radar ahead of a potential summer swoop.
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But the newly-rich Toon have turned their attention to England stopper Nick Pope following Burnley's relegation.
Henderson played just three times for United last season – one match apiece in the Carabao Cup, FA Cup and Champions League.
However, he failed to play a single game in the Premier League as he was left to rot on the bench behind De Gea.
Forest, meanwhile, are eager to bring in a first-team quality goalkeeper as they sweat on the future of Brice Samba.
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The Congolese star, 28, was a key figure in Steve Cooper's side during their promotion campaign.
But he has revealed he won't sign a new contract as he feels "under-appreciated"by the club.
On Sunday, SunSport revealed Forest offered Samba a contract worth more than double his current salary at City Ground.
However, Samba – who has only one more year left on his current deal – is keen to return to France having joined from Caen in 2019.
The keeper has made 133 appearances across all competitions during his three-year stint at the City Ground, culminating in helping the side promotion to the Premier League following a 23-year exile.
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He also played a crucial role in the club's return to the top flight as he saved three penalties against Sheffield United in the play-off semi-final.
The ex-Marseille player also kept a clean sheet in the final against Huddersfield.
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