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#3 Manchester United
Last season's Premier League runners-up would certainly be an interesting option for the Slovenian goalkeeper, provided that the Red Devils are in need of a new shot-stopper. While David De Gea is United's undisputed number one, rumours about his departure to Real Madrid never fade.
Should Los Blancos finally reach an agreement with the Spaniard, it could blow the entire goalkeeping market open, as United's only reliable backup would be Sergio Romero.
The Red Devils are unlikely to let go of De Gea before reaching an agreement with a similarly skilled goalkeeper. Not many players would fit that bill, but the Slovenian is certainly one of them.
Oblak and De Gea currently lead an elite group of European goalkeepers and while De Gea's departure would undoubtedly leave giant footsteps to follow, the Rojiblancos shot-stopper would definitely be up to the task of protecting the goal of Jose Mourinho's team.
