Andre Onana faces a late fitness test ahead of Manchester United’s Premier League match away at Leicester City tonight. Onana is nursing a facial injury and United have made plans for either ...

Andre Onana is likely to play in goal for Manchester United at Leicester City despite doubts over his availability due to illness. There was speculation that young Northern Irishman Dermot Mee is ...

Andre Onana will travel to the King Power Stadium but faces a late fitness test and sources have told talkSPORT he will not be put at any risk of a longer lay-off. If the 28-year-old fails the ...

Andre Onana has spoken out after being named in the Manchester United starting lineup against Leicester City despite reportedly suffering from an eye problem. The Red Devils goalkeeper was ...

Manchester United legend Jaap Stam has described Andre Onana as "insecure" after working with the 28-year-old goalkeeper at Ajax. Ruben Amorim has been urged to sign some competition for Onana ...

Manchester United have been handed another selection worry ahead of the Premier League game against Leicester City on Sunday evening (7pm kick-off), with goalkeeper Andre Onana now a major doubt ...

It's said his performances in Ligue 1 has caught the attention of United amid Onana's string of errors this season. However, it's claimed that United have not yet made a 'final decision' over ...

Andre Onana is a Cameroonian footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Manchester United. Born on April 2, 1996, he trained at the Samuel Eto'o Academy and Barcelona's youth system. Onana gained ...

Manchester United could turn to Under-21 goalkeeper Dermot Mee if Andre Onana cannot line up against Leicester. It is understood the United No. 1 is dealing with illness, leaving Ruben Amorim with ...

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