Andre Onana has admitted he does not know whether he will remain at Manchester United this summer. Speaking to local media in Cameroon, the goalkeeper said: 'I don't know. We'll see,' when asked about the possibility of leaving Old Trafford.
The 28-year-old arrived from Inter Milan in July 2023 as a replacement for David de Gea, but has struggled with consistency under head coach Ruben Amorim. Several high-profile errors have fuelled speculation that the club may be willing to sell him as part of a summer rebuild.
According to reports, United are 'open' to offers for most of their squad to facilitate player sales. Onana signed a five-year contract, and his amortised value stands at approximately £26 million, a fee that any potential buyer would need to match.
Amorim previously defended Onana after a difficult performance against Lyon in the Europa League quarter-finals, stating that mistakes can happen in football. The Cameroonian's errors drew criticism from former United midfielder Nemanja Matic, though Amorim said he was unsure if that affected Onana's mindset.
