Manchester United have been handed a potential route to signing Gianluigi Donnarumma, with reports suggesting Inter Milan are interested in re-signing Andre Onana. The Italian club sold Onana to United in 2023 but are now considering a bid to bring him back to the San Siro, according to The Sun.
Onana's time at Old Trafford has been mixed, with high-profile errors last season leading to speculation that United might seek an upgrade. The Cameroonian has missed pre-season matches while regaining fitness, though manager Ruben Amorim insisted his absence against Arsenal was not injury-related, citing the strong performances of other keepers.
A move for Donnarumma could cost as little as £26 million, with Paris Saint-Germain reportedly willing to sell after signing Lucas Chevalier. The Italy international, 26, has been backed by former United striker Wayne Rooney, who called him 'one of the best goalkeepers in the world' and noted his zero errors leading to goals last season.
Former captain Gary Neville has also urged United to find a dominant No.1, calling it a 'glaring issue'. If Inter formalise their interest in Onana, the resulting funds could allow United to beat neighbours Manchester City to Donnarumma's signature.
