Manchester United is expected to sell Onana for 15 million! He actually saved the ball after leaving the team, insisting that he is by no means a loser

Since leaving Manchester United, Andre Onana seems to have become a different person. The biggest change is that his save rate has also improved. At Trabzonspor, Onana's save rate reached 77.8%, averaging 3.5 saves per game. The club praised him as "The Wall of Trabzon". In addition to losing to Fenerbahce in the first match, Onana and Trabzonspor have remained unbeaten since then. They have two clean sheets in the last three games. The team has won four consecutive games and is currently only 5 points behind the leader Galatasaray in the standings.

Recently, Onana performed well in the game against Eyupspor, contributing 4 key saves and having an 86% pass success rate. Throughout the game, the entire audience chanted his name, and the club officially certified his nickname "Iron Wall". Reports in Turkey indicate that Onana also quickly assumed a leadership role, helping, coaching and motivating his younger teammates in the locker room.

Data shows that Onana is now one of the players with the highest save rate in the top 10 European leagues. His save rate is similar to that of Manchester United's new goalkeeper Senna Ramens (78.57%). Manchester United will be happy about this, because it means that if the 29-year-old Cameroon goalkeeper is purged next year, they will have the opportunity to recoup part of his 50 million euro transfer fee.

Onana insists that he does not consider himself a loser and that he is not afraid of any opponent on the court. In an interview with Turkey's "Sporx", Onana said: "I have never been afraid of anyone, because in this world, I only fear God. So, to be honest, no one can make me afraid. In my opinion, most of the time, the most important thing is to try to make the best choice for the team."

Manchester United fans responded to Onana's saves and The pass and control were not satisfactory, but Onana said: "If I need to play the ball from the backcourt, I will first analyze whether the opponent is pressing, whether it is a winger, forward or central defender. These are the situations that I need to observe when receiving the ball. I will check the opponent's movement and weigh various options before making a decision."

Onana hinted that his failure at Manchester United was because the opponent did not match his style. "Of course, it's always nice to hear praise from Guardiola, who is one of the greatest coaches in the history of football. But I always say that most of the time, it's my teammates who give me the options to organize the offense. If they can help me, the game will look much better."

Onana emphasized that his career has been very successful. "Looking back, I have had a truly wonderful career," he said. "Of course there were ups and downs along the way, but it also meant there were many opportunities to learn and I gained a wealth of experience. I come from Cameroon and have played for giant clubs such as Barcelona, Ajax, Inter Milan and Manchester United, and now I play for Trabzonspor. It's a great feeling. Along the way, looking at what has been achieved today and in the past 10 to 11 years, it is incredible, really amazing. "

Onana is confident in challenging Galatasaray's dominance in the Turkish Super League. He was eliminated from the Champions League by the team when he was at Manchester United, and he made many personal mistakes. Now he is very eager for revenge.

"Every time I put on my boots and my gloves, I want to win. Because at the end of the day, that's the goal of the game of football." Onana said, "The game is about winning, and I'm not afraid of anyone. When you step on the field, you either win or you learn. I don't consider myself a loser. If I lose, I take it as an opportunity to learn."

Onana added: "For example, "My first game here was against Fenerbahce. We played well, but we didn't win. But I don't think it was a defeat. I learned a lot from it, for example, I learned what the referees are like here..."

Onana's long-term future is still full of uncertainties, and Trabzonspor has hinted that it intends to keep him after the loan expires. However, Trabzonspor's current record transfer fee for signings is only about 7 million euros. Therefore, I am afraid that Onana cannot be afforded. Manchester United hopes to get at least 15 million pounds (17 million euros).