Manchester United sets asking price for Andre Onana.

Manchester United have set a price for Andre Onana, hoping he will find a new club. According to Caught Offside, the Cameroonian keeper is available for sale and could be sold for £20 million during this transfer window. Ruben Amorim wants a new goalkeeper for the upcoming season, and it seems Onana’s departure may be necessary to bring in a new first-choice stopper.

The club is actively looking for a new goalkeeper as Amorim is determined to have a reliable No.

1 for the new season. However, there is no clear timeline for when they might get a new keeper, as any transfer could depend on Onana leaving.

Onana has not performed well in first-team action and, despite reports suggesting Amorim might want to keep him, the club is unlikely to retain him.

Some reports even mentioned that United were considering a loan move for Onana, linked to Botafogo’s John Victor, but those talks have since cooled down.

Manchester United have identified several potential targets, with Amorim open to bringing in Emiliano Martinez.

Other names in the mix include Senne Lammens from Belgium, Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG, and Diogo Costa from FC Porto.

Any new goalkeeper signing will depend on Onana leaving, and the club is now looking to find a new club for the struggling keeper.

Although Onana has been sidelined due to an injury, the problem isn’t as serious as previously thought.

Manchester United are asking for £20 million to sell Andre Onana. If they find someone willing to pay that amount, it will mean a big financial loss compared to what they originally invested in him. Realistically, his injuries might have played a role in the lack of interest in signing him, but the club hopes that changes in the coming weeks.

If Manchester United decide to look for a new goalkeeper only after Onana leaves, there could be some uncertainty about who will start the first few games of the season.

However, if a potential buyer comes forward with the £20 million the club is asking for, it could help them move faster in searching for a replacement.