Andre Onana has spent the last two seasons in the goal at Old Trafford since a relocation of £ 44 million from Inter Milan, but it is something of a roller coaster ride for the Cameroon Stopper, signed in the assignment of Erik ten Hag
Monaco has emerged as contenders to sign goalkeeper Andre Onana from Manchester United. Although a change from keeper this summer was not seen as a priority at United, the club is willing to listen to offers for all their players.
Onana, signed from Inter Milan for £ 47.5 million two years ago, last season passed a non -striking campaign for United, but that did not drop the French side to ask him for him.
Cameroon star Onana, 29, is currently on vacation, but gave a cryptic answer when he approached a news team this week.
When asked if he could leave United this summer, Onana replied: “Shall I leave? I don't know, we'll see!”
Monaco keepers Philipp Kohn and Radoslaw Majecki did not fully convinced last season, making the club looking for a new First-Choice keeper this summer.
In addition to Onana, Djordje Petrovic van Chelsea has emerged as a target for Monaco, after returning a loan spell in Strasbourg, with the Serbia stop not expected to be a future in Chelsea.
An exit for Onana would see United pushing for a new number 1 goalkeeper. Emi Martinez from Aston Villa is connected.
And Amorim is looking for newcomers who are quickly brought in. Amorim wants his new signing sessions on board for the club's tour by the US in four weeks. United has been slow to recruit this summer, with £ 62.5 million winger Matheus Cunha van Wolves their only signing so far.
Amorim is impatient for the new signing sessions on the plane for the three-game tour of United by the United States, which sees them opposite West Ham, Bournemouth and Everton in the Premier League Summer Series.
The United Baas sees the Tour as the ideal environment in which new signing sessions can be fully integrated with the team, and enable them to adapt to the team's system so that they can hit the ground when the new season starts.