Quote from: Die_empty on Today at 10:44:40 AM

Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 09:49:52 AM

If I was David De Gea I wouldn’t give Manchester United a chance. He spent 12 years at Manchester United and they kicked him out without a thought. The reason Onana was considered a replacement for David Dea Gea was because of his relationship with the manager at the time. Onana played under Erik ten Hag in Ajax so it was not a surprise that Onana was one of the expensive and yet unproductive signings ETH made.

André Onana was having an extraordinary performance in Inter Milan when he got the attention of Manchester United. The club desperately needed a replacement after David Dea Gea failed to accept the contract he was offered. The Spanish goalkeeper wanted to still remain one of the highest paid goal stoppers in the world and he wanted a longer contract which the club failed to give. Erik Ten Hag made the right decision to hire the Cameroonian stopper but unluckily he failed to perform well.

The club had no other option than to keep featuring to see if he would improve but he kept on being inconsistent. I think Onana should be sold, maybe he doesn't suit the English Premier League. And Dea Gea can agree to come back if the deal is favorable.

Onana is one of the best goalkeepers in current time but sadly like many other top players those failed to perform here at Old Trafford he is also facing same situation and his performance is also on decline which is surely problem for the Manchester United.

Here one thing miserable happened Erick Ten Hag bring too many big players all fail to perform as they were doing like in their previous clubs which are big setback for them and club as well but now Amorim is doing right tactics and sending them on loan which helping them for having their good form back and also give good chance to Manchester Untied for recover of their funds.

David De Gea is currently 34 years old have good performance at Fiorentina I am not expecting him to join again Manchester United because now it's time for looking future instead of going for De Gea.