Quote from: borovichok on Today at 10:58:16 AM

Quote from: Yogee on Today at 10:37:15 AM

Exactly. De Gea was way younger when he transferred to United from Atletico to replace the legendary Edwin van der Sar. You can't use the lack of experience excuse on Onana either since he got enough already for professional footballers's standard so his mistakes is mostly due to his poor decision making and overall skills as a goalkeeper.

Manchester united will suffer major setbacks this new season, it's just a matter of time before everything stand appropriate for the club. The new goalkeeper, Andre Onana been criticized by fans for his poor performance in friendly games. The Cameroonian have good footings on the ball and always outside his box, so conceding far away shots would be achievable by his opponents. United former goalkeeper, David de Gea had his own blunders, but he still made good performance at Old Trafford. Then look at the Andre Onana, already opening his weaknesses and the league haven't started, let's see how everything will plan out.

Friendly matches are for the purpose of playing the squad, so you shouldn't judge Andre Onana so harshly. Although it's still unclear why Manchester didn't want to keep De Hea as at least a second goalkeeper, because he could have been a good insurance for Andre Onana if he had lapses.

Age allows De Hea to play another year or two at the highest level, so nothing but Ten Haga's dislike can explain not extending De Hea's contract, especially against the backdrop of Onana's performance and the big money they paid for him.