US EditionManchester United Set Asking Price for Andre Onana as They Look to Sell Goalkeeper
GREATER MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, JUL 7 – Manchester United demand £30 million for goalkeeper Andre Onana amid mixed performances and limited suitors, with AS Monaco and NEOM SC showing interest this summer.
- Manchester United have set a £30 million asking price to potentially sell their first-choice goalkeeper Andre Onana this summer.
- This decision follows Onana's inconsistent form over two seasons and interest from clubs such as AS Monaco and Saudi Pro League teams.
- Onana, 29, joined United from Inter in 2023 for £47.2 million, has made 101 appearances, and faces an uncertain future as he is open to leaving but also determined to compete for his place.
- Manchester United have identified potential replacements including Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez, who has been voted best goalkeeper worldwide for two years and plays for Argentina.
- If Onana departs, United are ready to accept a financial loss to reduce their wage bill, suggesting a goalkeeping change could impact their squad ahead of the new season.
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Man Utd name price for Andre Onana but face predictable issue from transfer suitors - The Mirror
Andre Onana’s future with Manchester United is in severe doubt after a tricky couple of seasons at Old Trafford with the club’s call on a sale saying it all on his standing at the club
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Manchester United set asking price for Andre Onana with two clubs interested
Andre Onana has been the subject of transfer interest this summer (Picture: Getty) Manchester United have named their asking price for Andre Onana, with two clubs still interested in the goalkeeper, according to reports. Onana joined United in a £47.2 million move from Inter in 2023 and has already racked up 101 appearances for the Red Devils. However, the 29-year-old has rarely enjoyed the universal backing of those around Old Trafford due to s…
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