🚨BREAKING NEWS:The transfer market has once again taken a dramatic twist as reports confirm that a Saudi Pro League club has officially submitted a €15 million bid for Manchester United goalkeeper André Onana.

This unexpected move has sparked immediate debate among fans and analysts, given the Cameroonian shot-stopper’s turbulent time at Old Trafford.

Onana, who only arrived last summer for a fee close to €55 million from Inter Milan, has endured a rocky debut season in England. His performances have been scrutinized heavily, with costly errors in both the Premier League and European competitions leaving many to question his long-term suitability as United’s No.1. Despite occasional flashes of brilliance and confidence on the ball, inconsistency has defined his spell so far.

The Saudi Pro League has been aggressively targeting high-profile European players over the last two years, and Onana now appears to be the latest name on their radar. While €15 million is significantly less than what Manchester United paid to secure his services, the offer provides the club with an opportunity to offload a player who has struggled to settle under the intense pressure at Old Trafford.

Sources close to the deal reveal that Onana is considering his options, with the lure of a lucrative contract in Saudi Arabia a tempting prospect. However, Manchester United’s stance remains unclear. New manager Ruben Amorim may prefer to retain him given the lack of proven alternatives in the squad, though the recent signing of Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens has fueled speculation about a possible reshuffle between the posts.

For now, the situation remains delicate. United must decide whether to cut their losses and accept the offer, or back Onana to rediscover the form that once made him one of Europe’s most sought-after keepers. The coming days could prove decisive.