Andre Onana has been 'shocked' by his wage reduction at Manchester United this season and the club 'cannot afford it' to get rid of the goalkeeper from the Subvure this summer this summer.
The 29-year-old, who is going through a terrible season last week that reached a new layer, saw his wage lower this period due to the failure of United to qualify for the Champions League.
According to athletics, Onanan's reduced wage shocked him and even led him to speak with now vast sports director than Ashworth about the issue.
The shape of Onana has lost a cliff this season and hit a new low point with two blunders that lead to goals in the 2-2 draw at Lyon in the quarterfinals first leg of the Europa League last week.
He was completely fell out of the United MatchDay team for their heavy 4-1 defeat by Newcastle on Sunday, with manager Ruben Amorim told him to 'disconnect'.
Onana cost United £ 43.8 million from Inter Milan in the summer of 2023, a considerable edition for the Cameroonian.
But now the athletic report reports that Onana will probably stay in the club despite his terrible versions because they cannot afford to sell him for less than a certain amount.
He signed a five -year -old deal at Old Trafford and the reimbursement was debited about the length of that contract, which means that his value is approximately £ 26 million.
At the moment it seems incredibly unlikely that every club would punch that kind of money to get Onana from United's hands.
United will be wary of the profit and sustainability that the stopper is lower than that £ 26 million, because it would fall as a loss in the books.
Given the precarious finances of United, that kind of hit would be uninhabited, so a stay or possible loan are the most likely options.
Since the beginning of 2023-24, Onana has made nine errors into goals in all competitions.
That is more than any other keeper in the Premier League in the same period and it seems incredibly unlikely that he will be the no. 1 for Amorim next season.
When falling Onana prior to the defeat of Newcastle, the manager explained: '' It is something normal. Sometimes you have to push the player to play again, sometimes you have to let him go a little.
'He will be in training to prepare for the next one [Lyon] So I felt it was a good time for Andre to link loose.
'I think he was fine [about it] Because I explained it and then, you don't have to like it [it]But you understand because I explain every situation.
“It's a normal situation. You have to manage everything, sometimes people just look at the physical aspect, but the mental aspect is real, very important.
“It's just one game and we always give a chance, he deserves it too and then, again, a new life tomorrow and we will prepare for the next one.”
Bayındır was immediately in default for one of the goals of Newcastle with a risky pass and hardly presented a strong argument to replace Onana, which will probably return for Thursday's return bone against Lyon.
Roy Keane saved the Turkish keeper and said: 'It is absolutely too risky. There are players around you. At the highest level it is about your decision -making.
'This is Big Boy dings. You are in Newcastle, Newcastle flies, you do your own homework about who they play and when they press you.
'If you go for a long time, make sure you go too far, so at least it's the field. But if you lose it there, someone is on a goal on top of you. That is just common sense. '
The recent calamities of Onana came after the former United -midfielder, now in Lyon, Nemanja Matic, called him 'one of the worst keepers' in the history of the club.
He bit back and said: “At least I have lifted trophies with the largest club in the world. Some cannot say the same. '
Onana was then forced to eat his words, with a terrible representation in the first stage and will be desperate this week for a better outing, if he gets the nod to start.
Aaron Ramsdale 'is watched as a potential replacement according to the sun. This season is banned with Southampton and it is assumed that he prefers a movement to stay in the top flight.
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