André Onana's future at Manchester United appears increasingly uncertain. Currently on loan at Trabzonspor in Turkey, the 29-year-old Cameroonian goalkeeper had hoped to return to Old Trafford and revive his career with the Red Devils. However, according to several sources, Manchester United no longer counts on him and is looking to sell him this summer.
Despite a contract running until June 2028, the Mancunian club is reportedly not satisfied with Onana's performances since his arrival in July 2023. Recruited for around 50 million euros, the former Inter Milan goalkeeper has failed to convince and has been relegated to the bench in favor of Senne Lammens, a 23-year-old Belgian goalkeeper who arrived in September 2025. Lammens has quickly established himself as the number one, displaying a serenity and reliability that has reassured the Mancunian defense.
According to talkSPORT, Manchester United has already made the decision to sell Onana, regardless of the next manager. The club has reportedly set its selling price at 30 million euros. A sum lower than what they had spent to acquire him, but which would allow them to recover part of their investment and reduce their wage bill.
Several clubs are reportedly interested in Onana's profile, particularly in Italy, where he has already played successfully for Inter Milan. A return to Serie A could be an attractive option for the Cameroonian goalkeeper, who is looking to revive his career after a difficult period in England.
André Onana, for his part, has not given up the idea of establishing himself at Manchester United. According to The Guardian, he is determined to fight to regain his starting place upon his return from loan. However, the task promises to be difficult in the face of competition from Lammens, who has won the trust of the team and the fans.
The André Onana saga is therefore likely to continue during the next summer transfer window. Manchester United will have to find a buyer for the Cameroonian goalkeeper, while the latter will have to make a crucial choice for the future of his career. His market value is estimated between €16 million and €19.6 million.
In the meantime, Onana continues to play with Trabzonspor, where he alternates between convincing performances and errors. His loan contract ends in May 2026, at which time he will have to return to Manchester United, unless an agreement is reached between the clubs.
Senne Lammens, Manchester United's Belgian goalkeeper, is relishing the physical challenge of the Premier League and has established himself as a key member of the team.
