André Onana

Andre Onana believes he has turned a corner at Manchester United after a difficult start to his career in England. Onana, 27, endured a testing opening few months at United following his summer transfer from Inter Milan for €51million (£43.9m, $57.4m) plus €4m in add-ons. The Cameroon international replaced United’s long-serving No 1 David de Gea but the first half of his opening season was error-strewn. Onana, who previously played under United manager Erik ten Hag at Ajax, made multiple high-profile errors in Champions League matches against Bayern Munich and Galatasaray with the...

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