Amorim Sends Brutal Message to Onana – Calls for Goalkeeper Change at Old Trafford

“Rúben Amorim shocks Manchester United fans as he slams André Onana and hints at sensational David de Gea return.”

 

 

 

The tension at Old Trafford has reached boiling point as Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim has reportedly delivered a blunt and unforgiving assessment of first-choice goalkeeper André Onana.

 

Speaking after a closed training session, Amorim didn’t mince his words:

 

> “I can’t continue with him. I can’t take this anymore. Not one single shot could he stop at training and he wants to be our number one for the whole season? Impossible. I don’t blame him, I blame Erik ten Hag for wasting the club’s money on him.”

 

 

 

These comments mark the strongest indication yet that Amorim has lost patience with the Cameroonian goalkeeper, whose arrival at Old Trafford last season was seen as a long-term replacement for club legend David de Gea.

 

Amorim Turns to De Gea

 

In a shocking twist, the Portuguese coach admitted that he has already contacted David de Gea about a possible return:

 

> “I have contacted David de Gea and we both want to work together. I give Onana till the transfer window ends to get him another club. I’m tired.”

 

 

 

De Gea, who left United in the summer of 2023 after more than a decade of service, remains a free agent and could be open to a sensational comeback.

 

Fans Divided Over Goalkeeping Crisis

 

The revelations have set social media ablaze, with fans split between backing Amorim’s ruthless stance and defending Onana, who endured a turbulent debut season but was expected to bounce back under new management.

 

Some believe Amorim is right to act decisively before the season slips away, while others see the public criticism as harsh and potentially damaging to team morale.

 

What Next for United?

 

If Amorim succeeds in forcing a change, United may be set for one of the most dramatic U-turns in recent Premier League history – reinstating the very goalkeeper they parted ways with just over a year ago.

 

With the transfer window still open, all eyes will be on Old Trafford to see whether André Onana fights to prove his worth or if Manchester United prepares for the emotional return of David de Gea.