Manchester United reportedly decide against bringing Andre Onana back this summer and begin searching for potential buyers

Manchester United have reportedly decided against bringing goalkeeper André Onana back to Old Trafford this summer, despite the club securing qualification for next season’s UEFA Champions League.

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The decision comes after a turbulent spell for the Cameroonian shot-stopper, who was earlier sent on loan to Turkish Super Lig side Trabzonspor following a series of inconsistent performances.

Onana, who joined Manchester United from Inter Milan, has since been replaced in the squad setup after the club moved to sign Senne Lammens as his successor.

Although his loan spell is nearing its end, reports suggest the 30-year-old goalkeeper is eager to return to the Premier League side and fight for his position.

However, according to ESPN, Man United reject Onana return plans, with the club already working on potential transfer options to offload the player permanently.

The report further indicates that United are actively exploring suitors ahead of the summer window as part of a wider squad restructuring under the current sporting direction.

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The situation marks a decisive turn in Onana’s short and turbulent Old Trafford career, with his long-term future now expected to lie away from the club.