Marseille's France international goalkeeper Steve Mandanda has welcomed reports linking him with a move to Manchester United.
The 25-year-old DR Congo-born shot-stopper has been mentioned as a possible long-term successor to stalwart Edwin van der Sar.
Mandanda is certain to make France's World Cup squad this summer, although Hugo Lloris is expected to be Raymond Domenech's number-one keeper.
Ex-Le Havre man Mandanda, who is on a long-term deal with l'OM, has confirmed his dream is to one day play in England's Premier League.
"Naturally I should be staying in Marseille next season but you never know," he told JDD Newspaper.
"I've not had any contact with any club but all know my dream is to play in the Premier League.
"I've heard Manchester United are looking for a goalkeeper. My name isn't on their list, but you never know."
