Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is uncertain about his future at Old Trafford after another ‘not so convincing’ season between the sticks since arriving from Inter Milan two years ago.
Andre Onana’s time at Man United so far
Onana’s Manchester United career has been far from smooth sailing. The Cameroonian’s time between the sticks at Old Trafford has been marred by occasional high-profile goalkeeping errors.
One of Onana’s most recent questionable moments in goal this past season came during Man United’s 2-2 draw with Olympique Lyon in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League semi-final at the Groupama Stadium.
Interestingly, the build up to that match saw Onana labelled one of the worst goalkeepers in the history of Manchester United by former Red Devil Nemanja Matic and it didn’t take long for the Serbian’s words to be vindicated.
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Manchester United are looking to sign a new goalkeeper
Following their worst campaign in decades, Manchester United are understably looking to improve every area of the pitch and the goalkeeping department appears to be no exception.
According to reports, Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim is looking to bring in a capable shot-stopper having grown increasingly frustrated by Onana’s high-profile mistakes in crucial games.
Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has been named as one of the potential replacements United are considering with Bolavip claiming the Argentine is “waiting” for an offer from the Red Devils.
What Andre Onana said about his Man United future
Onana, currently in Cameroon, was spotted at an event for the Bertrand Traore Foundation. He was asked whether he will be at Old Trafford beyond this summer.
“Will I leave?” Onana laughed. “I don’t know, we’ll see.”
What next?
Andre Onana, with three years left on his Manchester United contract has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia. However, it remains uncertain whether there’s any truth to those rumours.
A report by ESPN, claims the 2023 UEFA Champions League finalist is “under the impression” that he will remain Man United’s first choice goalkeeper next season.
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