Manchester United resolute on Andre Onana summer departure as return appears improbable

Latest updates suggest Onana plans to join pre season training to demonstrate his value to the incoming manager, convinced he can contribute meaningfully to the team.

The player from Cameroon has been on loan at Trabzonspor this campaign, yet sources indicate he believes he has unresolved matters and refuses to depart without a genuine chance to regain his position.

That said, sources close to Flashscore report that Manchester Uniteds position is unwavering, as they continue efforts to secure a fresh club for Onana in the upcoming transfer period if necessary.

Changes are anticipated in the goalkeeper lineup apart from Onana. Reserve keeper Altay Bayindir is set to depart, with a move back to Turkey considered likely.

In the broader context of team overhaul, Manchester United will need to sign another deputy goalkeeper.

Budgetary aspects will heavily influence their choices, given that the 30 year olds weekly wage of £175,000 is viewed as excessively high for a non starter, especially in a supporting goalkeeper role.

Additionally, his prior demand for a better deal before his exit may have further reduced Uniteds willingness to welcome him back.

On the other hand, Senne Lammens has shone since becoming the primary option between the posts. The club is reportedly content with the strategy and acquisition that brought him in.

Unless there is a major change of heart, reinstating Onana for the next season would be unexpected.