André Onana is reportedly refusing to give up on his future at Manchester United, with the goalkeeper fully committed to remaining at Old Trafford and competing for the first-choice role next season.
Despite ongoing scrutiny over his performances since arriving in the Premier League, Onana is said to be resolute in his intention to stay and prove himself as the club’s undisputed No.1.
Sources close to the player indicate that the Cameroon international remains confident in his abilities and views the upcoming season as a key opportunity to reassert himself within the squad hierarchy.
Manchester United, who continue to evaluate their goalkeeping options, are expected to face internal competition for the position, but Onana’s stance signals a clear willingness to fight for his place rather than seek an exit.
The 28-year-old joined United with high expectations following standout spells in European competitions, and while his debut seasons have included mixed reviews, his shot-stopping ability and distribution remain valued within the coaching setup.
He was later sent out on a season-long loan at Turkish Super Lig club Trabzonspor.
With pressure mounting at a club where standards are unforgiving, Onana’s determination sets up a decisive period ahead as he aims to solidify his role as the team’s long-term first-choice goalkeeper.