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Andre Onana endured the bad season as no.1 Man United (Photo Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
Andre Onana is determined to stay in Manchester United next season, despite a bad series of forms loaded with mistakes that asked questions about his future at the club.
Ruben amorim is expected to bring goalkeepers this summer, reports Manchester Evening News -But 28-year-old remains dedicated to the club and see Old Trafford as the only place he wants to be.
The Shot-Stopper joined Inter Milan 2023 for Erik Ten Hag for £ 47.2 million during the first season, Onana scored 86 appearances and under the contract until 2028 but a number of expensive mistakes this season put him under control.
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The output reports actively want to strengthen their goalkeeper department, and veteran Tom Heaton is likely to withdraw when his contract expires in June. In the meantime, the spare guard Altay Bayindir could look for a move elsewhere in search of more time to play, So the club could ask for that department to be stronger.
Another factor in deciding on the club is the African Cup of Nations next season, which will be held between December 18, 2025 and January 2026. If Cameroon invites onan, the Red Devils, who are fighting injuries, could be without their first choice for the key part of the season.
Onana made three mistakes that led to the Premier League goals in this campaign, with expensive mistakes against Nottingham Forest, Wolverhampton Wanderers, as well as Brighton.
If the Old Trafford Club separated with onan, they would have to make up for at least £ 28 million to avoid financial losses according to the rules on the profitability and sustainability of the Premier League.
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But the head coach amorim publicly defended his goalkeepersaying that his goalkeeper Onana was unjustly blamed for Ipswich’s second goal.
“He has done some great savings that saved our team and sometimes there are some problems, but that’s normal,” he told Amori on Friday. “And if you look for our team, you can find a lot of players with this problem.
“I don’t think we perform as good as a team, and sometimes players have a problem. People talk about the second goal of Ipswich, he’s waiting for the touch of Delap. That is really clear. And then the ball goes on to the goal. So that can happen.”
