André Onana (Trabzonspor)
October 2025
Reborn in Turkey, Onana made four key saves and completed 86% of passes in a commanding 2–0 win, earning the club’s “The Wall” moniker on social media. After a daring assist versus Gaziantep last week, he’s emerging as a leader in a youthful dressing room, rebuilding confidence far from Manchester United’s unforgiving spotlight.
Andre Onana (Trabzonspor/Manchester United)
September 2025
Andre Onana’s Manchester United nightmare ended with a loan to Trabzonspor, a move defended by compatriot Geremi. The ex-Chelsea player said Onana was unfairly scapegoated in a struggling squad and needed a fresh start to regain confidence and secure Cameroon’s AFCON role. Signed for £47m from Inter in 2023, Onana endured errors and fan criticism, culminating in a Carabao Cup disaster against Grimsby. Geremi insisted regular minutes in Turkey will restore his form, already proven with a man-of-the-match display in his Trabzonspor debut.
André Onana (Manchester United/Trabzonspor)
September 2025
Onana says Manchester still feels like home; his family still remains in England while he rebuilds in Turkey. After losing his United spot to new signing Senne Lammens, the keeper keeps a 2027 contract that theoretically allows a future Old Trafford return. The arrangement softens wages and pressure while offering starts to restore confidence. If form rebounds and United’s GK picture shifts, reintegration stays conceivable; otherwise, the stint increases marketability for a sale.
Andre Onana (Trabzonspor)
September 2025
Andre Onana’s loan move to Trabzonspor is seen as a lifeline for the embattled goalkeeper. Once signed by Manchester United for £48m, errors tarnished his reputation, but Cameroon coach Carlos Kameni insists the switch will rebuild his career. Onana struggled at United amid costly mistakes and criticism, eventually displaced by Senne Lammens. Kameni argued it’s better to start at a strong Turksh club than sit idle in England, suggesting reduced pressure could allow Onana to rediscover form.
Andre Onana (Trabzonspor)
September 2025
Andre Onana’s Trabzonspor debut ended in disappointment as a costly error gifted Fenerbahce the decisive goal in a 1-0 loss. The Manchester United loanee failed to deal with a routine shot, allowing Youssef En-Nesyri to strike into an empty net just before halftime. Despite Trabzonspor being reduced to 10 men after Okay Yokuslu’s red card, Onana kept his side competitive with several saves. However, his blunder overshadowed his otherwise strong performance, reinforcing doubts about his reliability after high-profile mistakes during his Manchester United stint before moving to Turkey.
André Onana (Cameroon)
September 2025
Andre Onana endured fresh humiliation as his blunder gifted Cape Verde a 1-0 World Cup qualifying win. The 29-year-old, already cast aside at Manchester United, faced brutal online criticism as fans branded him the “worst goalkeeper alive” after his latest concetrate lapse. Livramento’s solo run exposed Onana’s weak attempt at a stop, sparking outrage on social media and fueling doubts over his career trajectory. Once Inter Milan’s Champions League finalist, he is now surplus at United and preparing for a loan move to Trabzonspor.
Rio Ferdinand
September 2025
Rio Ferdinand supported Manchester United’s decision to loan Andre Onana to Trabzonspor, saying clearing underperforming players is vital. He praised football director Omar Berrada for ensuring the club no longer keeps players who are not contributing to the team. Ferdinand said United suffered for years by retaining unsuitable players due to financial mismanagement. He labelled Onana part of that cycle and welcomed his departure, believing the club must move on from individuals who fail to meet performance standards.
Andre Onana (Trabzonspor, Manchester United)
September 2025
Andre Onana has agreed to join Trabzonspor on loan, with the Turkish club covering his full salary plus bonuses. The deal, without fee or purchase option, gives him a chance to rebuild his career after a disastrous stint at Manchester United. Signed from Inter Milan for £48m in 2023, Onana endured high-profile errors that saw him dropped from Ruben Amorim’s squad. With no permanent offers arriving, the 29-year-old turned to Turkey. He could nearly double his earnings through bonuses while restarting abroad.