Manchester United have been dealt a significant blow as first-choice goalkeeper Andre Onana has been sidelined with an injury, casting doubt over his availability for upcoming matches.
The Cameroonian shot-stopper, who has been a mainstay in Erik ten Hag's side this season, picked up the knock during training, forcing him out of contention for immediate fixtures.
Goalkeeping Crisis Looms for Ten Hag
With a busy period of Premier League and European fixtures approaching, the timing couldn't be worse for the Red Devils. Onana's absence leaves United with limited options between the sticks, potentially forcing Ten Hag to turn to backup keepers Altay Bayindir or Tom Heaton.
Impact on United's Defensive Stability
Onana has been instrumental in United's build-up play this season, with his distribution skills becoming a key part of their tactical approach. His potential extended absence could disrupt the team's rhythm at a crucial stage of the campaign.
The club's medical staff are working round the clock to assess the severity of the injury, with fans anxiously awaiting updates on their number one's recovery timeline.
