Onana to Stay at United Amid Transfer Interest

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has decided to remain at Old Trafford and is determined to prove himself as the club's first-choice keeper, despite substantial interest from Monaco and Saudi Arabian clubs. Onana, who transferred from Inter Milan for £47 million, intends to stay unless manager Ruben Amorim signals he is no longer the preferred option. Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly open to selling Onana to fund other signings, such as Aston Villa's Emi Martinez, but United have not actively pursued a replacement. Martinez is interested in a move to United but has not received a formal approach from the club. Onana outperformed Martinez in some statistical metrics last season, influencing internal debates about the goalkeeper position. Onana's firm stance underscores his commitment to reestablishing himself and contributing to Manchester United's resurgence.