ANDRE ONANA could be on his way out of Manchester United after the club have reportedly agreed a deal to send him on loan.
Onana, 29, has been on the bench for United’s last two Premier League games and looks to have fallen out of favour under boss Ruben Amorim.
Now, according to Fabrizio Romano, he could get back in between the sticks after United agreed a loan deal for the goalkeeper to move to Turkish club Trabzonspor.
It’s claimed that a verbal agreement over the deal is in place.
However, his exit is yet to be sealed with Onana holding the final word on whether he wants to leave or not.
Onana has been linked with an exit all summer and has come under immense scrutiny since his £47m arrival from Inter Milan in 2023.
The Cameroon international has had a number of high-profile mistakes that have piled the pressure on his starting place at Old Trafford.
While he has conceded 150 goals in his 102 appearances for the club.
Boss Amorim has opted to play Altay Bayindir in goal for all three of United’s opening Prem games this season.
With Onana only trusted in goal for the Red Devils’ disastrous Carabao Cup exit to League Two club Grimsby.
The news of his potential exit comes after the Red Devils signed a new shot-stopper during the summer transfer window.
Belgian Senne Lammens arrived from Royal Antwerp on deadline day for a fee of £18.2m.
Lammens joins Onana, Bayindir and Heaton in a packed group of keepers at the Threatre of Dreams.
Speaking on his arrival, Lammens said: “I am extremely proud to be joining Manchester United, it is a real dream come true.
“The past few years have been an amazing journey, it’s now ended in an incredible destination and hopefully the beginning of something
special.
“You can feel the positive atmosphere that is being created here, and I know that I can make a real impact at the club in the coming years.
“I cannot wait to get to know my team-mates and begin working with Ruben and the coaching staff.
“This is the perfect place to keep developing, grow together with this exciting team and achieve my career objectives.”
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