André Onana's future appears to be moving away from Turkey. Loaned to Trabzonspor by Manchester United this season, the Cameroonian goalkeeper is unlikely to remain on the Black Sea coast for long. Manchester United has reportedly decided to put him on the transfer market with a price tag of around 30 million euros.
The Cameroonian international has experienced a mixed season in the Turkish Süper Lig. After a promising start, his performance declined, especially after a defeat against Fenerbahçe SK where he was criticized for several actions. However, he recently showcased his talent in a match against Gaziantep FK, making several important saves.
Despite these positive moments, Trabzonspor is reportedly hesitant to exercise the purchase option included in the loan, as his consistency has not fully convinced the Turkish management. Onana has reportedly expressed his desire to continue his career in a more prominent European league, which aligns with Manchester United's plans, as they do not plan to reintegrate him into their squad.
Inter Milan is said to be a possible destination for Onana. The Lombardy club knows him well, having played there for one season before joining Manchester United. During his time at Inter, he played 41 matches and won the Coppa Italia and the Supercoppa Italiana. He also reached the Champions League final.
Manchester United signed Onana in July 2023 for an initial fee of £43.8 million, plus potential add-ons. He had signed a five-year contract with the club. Before joining Manchester United, Onana played for Ajax where he made 214 appearances and won three Eredivisie titles.
The upcoming transfer window looks crucial for Onana. The next few weeks could define a new chapter in his career, between Manchester United's desire to sell him and his desire to join an ambitious project.
In the meantime, Onana continues to play for Trabzonspor. In his last match on February 22, 2026, against Gaziantep FK, he made six important saves, contributing to his team's 2-1 victory.
