Manchester United has reportedly decided to sell goalkeeper Andre Onana this summer, according to talkSPORT. The decision appears firm, irrespective of who is appointed as the club's next permanent manager, signalling a clear intention to move on from the Cameroonian international.
Onana, who arrived for a significant fee from Inter Milan in July 2023, has faced considerable scrutiny for his performances and high-profile errors. Following a difficult period, he was loaned out to Trabzonspor. However, both the Turkish club and Manchester United are unlikely to pursue a permanent transfer, with the Red Devils keen on finding a new long-term solution in goal.
The club's potential re-entry into the Champions League next season could influence broader transfer plans, but the decision on Onana seems independent of this. With reports suggesting emerging talents like Senne Lammens are impressing, Manchester United appears ready to finalize a new goalkeeping strategy.
