Andre Onana's opinion on a possible Man United exit revealed
Reports indicate that Andre Onana has shared his opinion regarding growing concerns about a possible Man United exit in June 2025.
Following what many would call a mixed 2024/2025 club football season for Andre Onana at Man United, reports have continued to circulate that the Cameroonian might be poised to leave the club in the June Summer transfer window.
The form of Andre Onana since the commencement of the 2024/2025 club football season with Man United have continued to raise eyebrows instead of clearing initial doubts that emerged in his first two seasons at the club.
Here are Onana’s stats for Man United in the 2024/2025 season:
According to media journalist Fabrizio Romano, Andre Onana is not considering a possible exit from Man United in the June 2025 transfer window as he is happy at the club. United’s coach, Ruben Amorim, has also not hinted at a possible exit from the club.
Fabrizio revealed, “At the moment, it’s important to clarify that Onana wants to stay at Manchester United and compete at his best level as long as possible. It’s his desire to change the situation, help the team, continue at Old Trafford and follow his dream. At the same time, Man Utd’s management – together with Ruben Amorim – will assess the goalkeeper situation to decide how they want to proceed with that position in the summer transfer window. So the situation could be open and it’s an interesting one to follow.”
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