Sergio Romero, the goalie for Manchester United, is due to join Roma this summer as his deal at Old Trafford ends.
This season, the Argentine has become an outcast at United, having not played a single minute for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's hand.
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Since joining the club as a free agent in the summer of 2015, the 34-year-old has made 61 first-team starts.
According to the Telegraph, former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has named the goalkeeper as a transfer priority for Roma, where he has been hired on a three-year deal.
The two are known to have had a good working partnership, and Romero had a season-high 18 games for United in Mourinho's first season as manager, including 12 in the club's active Europa League campaign.
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Romero, on the other hand, is due to depart United when his deal ends on 30 June and has been linked with a transfer to Roma, which would reunite him with Mourinho.
The shot-stopper has previous experience in Italian football, having played for Sampdoria between 2011 and 2015, where he made 74 appearances and founded himself as Argentina's first-choice goalkeeper.
Henderson continues to be favoured over David De Gea, who may depart the club indefinitely or on loan this summer, while Romero's and veteran goalie Lee Grant's terms are due to expire.
According to the paper, former United youth graduate Tom Heaton, 35, is expected to return to Old Trafford from Aston Villa this summer and serve as Henderson's backup next season.
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