It gets complicated for onana

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By: Manu Tournoux

It gets complicated for onana

André Onana is no longer unanimous in Manchester United. According to rumors, the leaders of the Red Devils, unsatisfied with the performance of the Cameroonian goalkeeper, plan to find him a successor during this summer transfer window.

However, if we believe the information of
Guardianthe indomitable lion does not intend to bend a baggage so easily. It is however closely followed by several training courses on the side of Saudi Arabia, but also in France, where it arouses the interest of AS Monaco.

AMORIM online from sight

While he still has three years of contract, until June 2028, Onana does not intend to give up. And this, even in the event of the signing of a competitor to his post.

The former Nerazzurri still feeds the hope of gaining the confidence of coach Ruben Amorim. This determination could complicate the plans of the Mancunian board, which however seems ready to separate from the native of Nkol Ngok in order to bail out his boxes.

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Manu Tournoux

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