Paul Scholes has expressed significant concerns regarding Manchester United's prospects for the upcoming 2024-25 season, particularly focusing on goalkeeper Andre Onana, who he believes is a major liability after a mixed first year. Scholes noted that Onana's performance in pre-season raised alarms, especially following a series of high-profile errors last season. Additionally, he highlighted the lack of depth and injuries in the team's defense, mentioning new signing Leny Yoro's early injury and the ongoing issues with players like Lisandro Martinez and Harry Maguire. Scholes also warned Mason Mount about his playing time given Bruno Fernandes' dominance in the midfield, suggesting that Mount may struggle to find a position. Overall, Scholes's outlook is grim, predicting that finishing fourth in the Premier League would be a best-case scenario for United. Despite some fans' excitement about the new season, Scholes remains skeptical about the team's ability to compete effectively.