Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is on the verge of completing a loan move to Turkish side Trabzonspor. The Cameroon international, who joined United from Inter Milan in 2023, has been displaced as first choice by Altay Bayindir under manager Ruben Amorim this season.
The deal is a straightforward loan with no option to buy, and Trabzonspor will cover Onana's wages in full. The 29-year-old could also double his current earnings through bonuses. The move was accelerated after United signed Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens for £18 million on Monday.
Onana is expected to finalise the transfer after Cameroon's World Cup qualifier against Cape Verde. Victory would put the Indomitable Lions top of their qualifying group. Former Chelsea star Craig Burley criticised Onana's progress at Old Trafford, saying he had 'got worse' and failed to marshal the defence.
Meanwhile, new signing Lammens spoke of his desire to be a 'rock' for the defence. 'They have to trust you and count on you in difficult moments,' the 23-year-old told club media. 'Staying calm under pressure, in any circumstances, is one of the best attributes a goalkeeper can have.'
