André Onana’s decision to stay at Manchester United, despite the lure of lucrative offers from the Saudi Pro League, is a testament to his loyalty and determination to etch his name into the club’s storied history. While his debut season has been punctuated by ups and downs, Onana’s choice sheds light on a deeper narrative—one
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As Manchester United stands on the precipice of a significant tactical shift, the arrival of Rúben Amorim as head coach has generated a mix of anticipation and uncertainty. The team, which has predominantly operated under a 4-3-3 formation, is gearing up to embrace Amorim’s preferred 3-4-3 setup. The changes at the managerial level come at
Manchester United faced yet another hurdle in their quest for a first UEFA Europa League victory this season as they were held to a 1-1 draw against Fenerbahce in Istanbul. The match, held at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium on a Thursday evening, showcased the inconsistency that has plagued Erik ten Hag’s side throughout the tournament.
André Onana has not shied away from letting Manchester United fans know what to expect in the upcoming season. The goalkeeper has made it clear that he will be taking even more risks on the field, promising high-risk, high-reward football under the guidance of manager Erik ten Hag. Onana’s willingness to gamble with his style
André Onana, Manchester United’s goalkeeper, has expressed the sentiment that clinching the FA Cup title would not be sufficient to rescue the club’s tumultuous season. Despite the impending FA Cup final against Manchester City, Onana emphasized that simply winning the trophy and securing a spot in the Europa League would not be satisfactory. He pointed
Manchester United goalkeeper André Onana recently shared his thoughts on manager Erik ten Hag amid doubts about the latter’s future at the club. Onana, who previously worked with Ten Hag at Ajax, praised the Dutchman as a quality coach. He acknowledged Ten Hag’s tactical prowess and positive coaching style, emphasizing the impact he had last
Professional soccer players are always looking for ways to gain an edge over their opponents, and sometimes that means using unconventional tactics. One such tactic that has gained attention recently is the use of Vaseline on gloves. Goalkeepers like André Onana have been seen applying Vaseline to their gloves to improve grip, especially in wet