Manchester United goalkeeper Onana nears loan to Trabzonspor with doubled wages

Andre Onana is set to leave Manchester United on a season-long loan to Turkish club Trabzonspor, with all necessary documents signed by both clubs and the player having approved the move. Despite his underwhelming performances at United, Onana will receive a substantial pay rise, reportedly doubling his wages thanks to a signing-on fee and bonuses, with no loan fee paid to Manchester United and no option for a permanent transfer. Trabzonspor, currently competing closely for the Turkish league title, will offer Onana a fresh challenge, where he will join a strong side including former Manchester City defender Stefan Savic. The move follows Manchester United's recent acquisition of goalkeeper Senne Lammens, signaling Onana's reduced role at Old Trafford. While Onana’s final appearance for United might have been the Carabao Cup defeat to Grimsby, he is expected to benefit from escaping the intense scrutiny at Manchester United and embrace a new opportunity in Turkey. This loan deal highlights contrasting fortunes for Onana, moving from a struggling spell in England to a potentially rewarding and high-profile role in Turkey.