Andre Onana is reportedly flourishing on loan at Trabzonspor but intends to return to Manchester United when his stint in Turkey concludes. The Cameroon goalkeeper joined the Turkish club on a season-long loan, with Trabzonspor covering his full £170,000 weekly wages.
Onana endured a difficult two years at Old Trafford following his move from Inter Milan, with high-profile errors undermining his time under Erik ten Hag and then Ruben Amorim. The goalkeeper was mentally low after the challenging seasons, and his position came under threat when he did not start the year as No 1.
According to reports, Onana is "feeling the love" in Turkey and has regained confidence, with Trabzonspor second in the league behind Galatasaray. The club are exploring the possibility of a permanent deal, but Onana's intention is to return to Manchester and re-establish himself as the first-choice goalkeeper.
His last appearance for United came in the penalty shoot-out defeat to Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup, a match in which he made another error. Amorim previously said a change of environment was best for all involved, noting that "sometimes, in the moment, things can get harder and harder" and that a change in goalkeepers was deemed necessary.
