André Onana continues to add trophies to his already impressive record. Last Friday, the Cameroonian goalkeeper won the Turkish Cup with Trabzonspor after a 2-1 victory over Konyaspor. This victory sparked strong reactions, notably from Cameroonian sports journalist Martin Camus Mimb, who praised the Indomitable Lions' goalkeeper.
Mimb expressed his admiration on social media, highlighting Onana's consistency at the highest European level. "The Netherlands, Italy, England, and now Turkey, the cup always bears the signature of André ONANA," he wrote. "There are not many footballers in Africa who can claim such a performance. And never has a goalkeeper been so consistent".
The journalist enthusiastically added: "It is now clear that if the Cup is a drug, André ONANA is a dealer. If it is a poison, he is the antidote. Ladies and Gentlemen… Mr. Andre Onana André ONANA aka THE WALL under your applause. My opinion has never changed. You are the best my little one. Bravo By Martin Camus MIMB".
This new title in Turkey confirms André Onana's ability to succeed in different European leagues. After winning titles in the Netherlands with Ajax Amsterdam and in Italy with Inter Milan, in addition to his time in England, the 30-year-old goalkeeper adds another line to his impressive record.
On loan from Manchester United to Trabzonspor, Onana has convinced the Turkish management with his performances and positive influence in the locker room. Trabzonspor President Ertuğrul Doğan has expressed his desire to keep the Cameroonian goalkeeper for another season, emphasizing his contribution to the development of young players.
Although a permanent transfer seems financially out of reach for the Turkish club, a new loan is being considered, provided that Trabzonspor covers the player's entire salary. After a difficult period in England, Onana seems to have regained confidence and stability in Turkey.
Martin Camus Mimb, a fervent defender of Onana, had already emphasized the importance of recognizing the value of the Cameroonian goalkeeper, even in times of criticism. "You have to be among the greats for your mistakes to echo among the greats," he said.
With this new trophy, André Onana continues to write his legend and mark the history of African football.
