Andre Onana has endured a poor season as number 1 of Man United (photo of Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
Andre Onana is determined to stay in Manchester United next season, despite a bad way loaded with mistakes that she has asked questions about her future at the club.
Ruben Amorim is expected to bring a goalkeeper this summer, according to Manchester’s Night News -But the 28 -year -old continues to commit to the club and Voice Old Trafford as the only place he wants to be.
The Shoot-Stopper joined Inter Milan in 2023 by £ 47.2 million during the first season of Erik Ten HAG, Onana has made 86 appearances and has a contract until 2028, but a series of expensive errors this season has put it under scrutiny.
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Exit reports are actively seeking to strengthen their goal department, with veteran Tom Heaton, which can be removed when his contract expires in June. Meanwhile, backup goalkeeper Altay Bayindir could look for a transfer to another place in search of more play time, That is, the club could be looking to strengthen this department.
Another factor in club decision -making is the Nations African Cup next season, which will be held between December 18, 2025 and January 2026. If Onana is called by Cameroon, the Red Devils, who have been fighting with injuries as it is, could be without their first goalkeeper for a crucial part of the season.
Onana has made three errors that caused goals to the Premier League this campaign, with costly errors in defeats against Nottingham Forest, Wolverhampton Wanderers, as well as Brighton.
If the Old Trafford Club formed forms of training with Onana, it should recover at least 28 million pounds to prevent financial losses under the Rules of Promptibility and Sustainability of the Premier League.
The head of Manchester United, Ruben Amorim
But the main coach Amorim has publicly defended his goalkeeperSaying that his goalkeeper Onana was unfairly guilty of Ipswich’s second goal.
“He made great savings that saved our team and sometimes has problems, but this is normal,” said Amorim on Friday. “And if you are looking for our team, you can find many players with this problem.
“I think we are not working as well as a team and sometimes players have a problem. People talk about the second Ipswich target, they are waiting for the uneven touch. This is really clear. And then the ball continues to the goal. So it can happen.”
