Manchester United young player on loan: He wants to finish the season and then go back, and dreams of becoming Manchester United’s starting goalkeeper

November 20th: Manchester United loan goalkeeper Radek Vitek was interviewed recently. He stated that his goal is to stay at Bristol City for a full season.

Wittek was loaned out to Bristol City by Manchester United this summer. He is currently performing well. His lease lasts until next summer, but Manchester United can recall him early in January.

The player said: "The main goal at the moment is probably to stay here to play the whole season and participate in as many games as possible."

Wittek was loaned to Accrington in League Two last season and played 18 times, but he said that this experience in the English Championship has taken his development a step further. He said: "Every game brings a different challenge and that's how you get the most experience as a young goalkeeper because when you're at Manchester United or a big club like that, you might be the third goalkeeper on the training ground but that never gives you on-field experience."

" Pass The last three months for me are a step forward from last year. There are higher-level players and different solutions in front of the goal, so I need to make faster decisions and be ready at all times."

Having said that, Wittek's dream is still to become Manchester United's number one goalkeeper in the future. He said: "That's my plan and I'll do my best for it, we'll see, let's take it one game at a time and now I'm focused on playing for Bristol City and doing my best."

"It would be a dream to play for Manchester United one day, but I'm taking it one game at a time and I know there's a huge challenge ahead of me, but I hope to improve every week."