Man Utd flop ‘will be there next season’ as transfer is rule out for ‘a lot of factors’
Former Man Utd defender Wes Brown insists that Andre Onana will still be at Old Trafford next season as he tells fans it’s “not like a video game”.
The Red Devils have had a terrible season under Ruben Amorim – who สมัครสมาชิก UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีทุกวัน replace Erik ten Hag in November – with Man Utd currently 16th in the Premier League heading into the final weekend of action.
Amorim’s side had the opportunity on Wednesday to put an awful campaign behind them by winning the Europa League but Tottenham beat them 1-0 to pile more misery and pressure on the Man Utd boss.
Red Devils goalkeeper Onana has one of a number of underperforming players this term and. There have rumours he could be sold this summer.
However, the chances of Man Utd recouping the £47m that they paid Inter Milan for Onana are very slim and ex-Red Devils defender Brown insists fans have to realise that selling a player is not as easy as “pressing one button”.
“Yeah, I think you have to. Listen, he’s made some mistakes this season and you don’t want that from a goalkeeper. But at the same time, I feel sometimes the pressure has immense. Maybe he’s not handle it the best way, but at the same time, he still comes back, the manager still puts him in.
Plus, I don’t think he can just sell somebody like that anyway. These players cost a lot of money. Fans need to understand, it’s not like a video game where you press one button and the player is sold. There’s a lot of factors.
“And I get these questions. I mean, we all do. I have talks with my mates all the time and they’ll say ‘yeah, you should do this’. But it doesn’t work like that. I get what they’re saying, but it actually doesn’t work like that.