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Manchester United have no plans of parting ways with goalkeeper Andre Onana during the summer transfer window, according to Manchester Evening News.
The Cameroon international has been with the Red Devils for the last two years, but there have been plenty of questions raised whether he should continue in goal.
Onana has made eight errors leading to goals in the last two campaigns. Despite this, United are not contemplating his departure anytime soon.
Onana shares a good working relationship with manager Ruben Amorim and the Portuguese tactician has no plans to pursue a new shot-stopper.
United are happy to oblige to the manager’s request, but the scenario could only change if they receive a big-money offer for the former Inter man.
There has been speculated interest from Saudi Arabia over the last few months, but no formal bids have been placed on the table thus far.
While Onana looks poised to stay with the Red Devils, there is a possibility that backup goalkeeper Altay Bayindir could leave for regular minutes.
