Manchester United are reportedly exploring options to secure a permanent transfer for Cameroon international André Onana following his loan spell in Turkey.
The 30-year-old goalkeeper spent the season with Trabzonspor, where he was given the opportunity to rediscover form and consistency away from Old Trafford. Despite flashes of his quality, it appears the Premier League side are now prepared to part ways with the shot-stopper on a permanent basis.
Sources indicate that United are keen to reshape their squad ahead of the new campaign, and moving Onana on is seen as part of that process. The club is believed to be assessing potential suitors across Europe, with interest expected from teams in need of an experienced goalkeeper.
Onana, once regarded as a key addition following his arrival from Inter Milan, has faced a mixed spell in England, with performances coming under scrutiny during his time at the club. His loan move to Trabzonspor was viewed as an opportunity to rebuild confidence and attract interest from other clubs.
With the summer window approaching, discussions are likely to intensify as Manchester United aim to reach a resolution that suits both the club and the player, bringing clarity to one of their ongoing transfer situations.
