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Goalkeeper Andre Onana has completed his season-long loan move from Manchester United to Turkish club Trabzonspor.
The 29-year-old joined United from Inter Milan in 2023 for an initial 51million euros (£43.8m), plus a potential 4m euros (£3.4m) in add-ons.
However, a string of errors quickly led pressure to mount on Cameroon international Onana – who had ended his first season with an FA Cup winners’ medal, only for more issues to follow under Ruben Amorim last term.
🧤 @AndreyOnana has completed a loan move to Turkish side Trabzonspor.
Best of luck for the remainder of 2025/26, Andre!
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) September 11, 2025
A hamstring injury prevented Onana from being involved with the team during pre-season – and he made an error in his first game of the campaign as the Red Devils suffered a humiliating Carabao Cup exit at Grimsby.
Onana’s future at Old Trafford looked more uncertain after United made the deadline-day signing of Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens for 21m euros (£18.2m) plus add-ons.
A short club statement read: “Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has joined Trabzonspor on loan for the duration of the 2025/26 season, subject to international clearance and registration.
“The move has been completed ahead of the Turkish transfer window closing on Friday. We would like to wish Andre good luck.”
Following the international break, United return to action away to rivals Manchester City on Sunday.
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