Andre Onana provides a fair assessment of Manchester United’s debut match under Ruben Amorim.

Andre Onana, the goalkeeper, declined to reflect on Manchester United’s 1-1 stalemate with Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Sunday, opting to focus on the future.

United were unable to secure all three points in the first game under new head coach Ruben Amorim, despite taking a very early lead through Marcus Rashford. They were thwarted by a deflected strike from Omari Hutchinson.

During the match, Onana executed a number of exceptional saves, the most notable of which was his ability to prevent Liam Delap from scoring from close range just before halftime. In the second half, he made another instinctive stop to deny the striker.

Following the recent appointment of the former Sporting Lisbon manager, Onana is eager to anticipate the future after playing a pivotal role in securing a point for United on Amorim’s début in the dugout.

“It is imperative that we persist in our efforts, remain united, and maintain a positive attitude, as there are numerous games and competitions remaining in which we can compete.” We are all extremely optimistic and enthusiastic about the upcoming season.

After evaluating his performance, Onana stated, “The saves were insufficient to secure the victory.” I believe it is imperative that we persist in our diligent efforts. I will consistently assume responsibility.

“I am pleased with these saves, but the most significant factor is the team’s victory; it is challenging when you do not win.” It is imperative that we continue to progress, assume responsibility, and maintain a positive outlook.