Anywhere David Gea is right now will be laughing so hard. How Manchester United moves from a goal keeper that receive medal of golden glove to Onana is really traumatizing, you can't compare Onana stats with De Gea, I'm not sure about Onana place in his former team but coming to Manchester United is one of the worst move I have seen in Manchester United, either he is encourage to improve or eventually improve, Onana will not last in that club because they will dispose him and if there is not a buyer, they will bench him and bring another competent goal keeper.
Even De Gea definitely continues to get entertainment when watching his former team compete because they have always had bad results so far. That is real karma for Manchester United because they have thrown away an experienced goalkeeper like De Gea and preferred a goalkeeper who was only good for one season. Erik ten Hag certainly no longer has a face in front of the Red Devils fans and now we know very well that this coach's quality is only good in the Dutch league when he handles Ajax. Manchester United is a big team and he shouldn't compare it to Ajax, where even the competitive level of the league also feels very different.
In fact, Manchester United still has a good goalkeeper like Altay Bayindir, who they brought in from Fenerbahce this summer, but unfortunately Erik Ten Hag doesn't want to trust him at the moment.
I think it is appropriate for Erik ten Hag to be fired, since the beginning of his arrival at Manchester United he has made a lot of changes but this team has not improved and even his relationship with the players is not harmonious, Erik ten Hag must be responsible for all of this.
And in the UCL match against Galatasaray, Onana again became the subject of discussion because of his poor performance, and in my opinion, from the first time, Onana's performance was not impressive and the decision made by Ten Hag to replace De Gea with Onana was quite a fatal mistake.
Sometimes we have to look from the other side and not just judge from the bad side and now if everyone is blaming Erik Ten Hag, was it last season when Manchester United experienced a bad situation after which they rose to 3rd place, was that also Ten Hag's fault?
We should maturely assess the badness of a team and not just blame the coach and all of this should be seen from how the players actually perform and regarding the problem with Sancho, this is also not Ten Hag's fault but both parties, Sancho as a player also has bad things that cannot be avoided. receive guidance from a coach.
I'm not a Manchester United fan but I'm just concerned to see that most people blame Ten Hag even though he has helped this club improve its performance for the better.