Andre Onana’s statements regarding his future at Manchester United in light of transfer speculation involving Monaco

Andre Onana’s statements regarding his destiny at Manchester United in the context of proposed transfers to Monaco Andre Onana has declined to dismiss the possibility of departing

 

 

 

Manchester United this summer in the wake of recent rumours that suggest he is interested in joining French club AS Monaco. The Ligue 1 club is ‘interested’ in acquiring the Cameroon international, according to a report by Sky in Italy, as relayed by Sky Sports.

 

 

 

 

They are ‘understood to be investigating the conditions’ of a move for his signature, according to the report. United are open to selling any player this summer, as reported by the Manchester Evening News last month. Consequently, Onana is not impervious to being pointed in the direction of the exit. Since his arrival from Inter Milan in July 2023, has made numerous high-profile errors.

 

 

 

 

It is believed that head coach Ruben Amorim is currently seeking a new custodian in the upcoming summer transfer window to challenge the 29-year-old for the No.1 position. READ MORE: Ruben Amorim informed Manchester United that the signing of Emi Martinez would facilitate the completion of two critical transfers.

 

 

 

 

READ MORE: Manchester United confirm the departure of a key staff member to a Premier League rival Onana was removed from the firing line on a few occasions last season, most notably after he made a late error in the first leg of their thrilling Europa League quarter-final against Lyon in April, resulting in a 2-2 draw. Three days later, Altay Bayindir succeeded him in the 4-1 loss to Newcastle United.

 

 

 

 

Last week, Onana was questioned about his future and disclosed that he is uncertain about the events that will transpire this summer.Onana responded in French when asked if he might depart Old Trafford this summer, stating, “Will I leave?” I am uncertain; we shall examine the situation. The Cameroonian, who lifted the FA Cup in his inaugural season at Old Trafford,

 

 

 

 

has appeared in 101 matches for the Reds since his arrival in M16 nearly two years ago. Nevertheless, he has only maintained 24 spotless sheets. So far this summer, United has made only one decision in the senior goalkeeping department: awarding a new one-year contract to the experienced goalkeeper Tom Heaton.