Man Utd Manager Amorim Seeks Rebuild After Multiple Player Departures Including Onana

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim views the exit of goalkeeper Andre Onana as a crucial step in eliminating negative influences and rebuilding the club following a disappointing recent period. Onana's relationship with Amorim deteriorated after the goalkeeper picked up a hamstring injury early in pre-season, which frustrated Amorim especially since Onana was seen playing on a poor pitch in Cameroon during the break. Reports indicate that Onana showed a lack of engagement and team mentality, including refusing to acknowledge Amorim during training, contributing to the decision to loan him to Turkish side Trabzonspor. Onana had a notably poor performance in the Carabao Cup defeat to Grimsby Town, further cementing his departure. Alongside Onana, other key players such as Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, and Antony have also left the club as Amorim clears the squad to foster a more positive environment. Manchester United have brought in young goalkeeper Senne Lammens and currently rely on Altay Bayindir as first choice, signaling a new direction under Amorim's management.