Andre Onana transfer news: Man Utd goalkeeper joins Trabzonspor on season-long loan deal
Andre Onana has left Manchester United to join Trabzonspor on loan for the 2025/26 season; Onana joined United for £47.2m in July 2023; Watch Man City vs Man Utd live on Sky Sports on Sunday from 4pm; kick off 4.30pm
Friday 12 September 2025 14:43, UK
Trabzonspor have confirmed the signing of goalkeeper Andre Onana from Manchester United on a season-long loan deal.
Sky Sports News understands the goalkeeper's full wages are being covered by Trabzonspor.
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After a series of errors, Onana had lost his Premier League starting spot at United and now leaves the club following the £18.2m arrival of Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp on Deadline Day.
Onana made just one appearance for United so far this season, which arrived in the defeat to League Two side Grimsby Town on penalties in the Carabao Cup.
Altay Bayindir has started all three of United's Premier League fixtures against Arsenal, Fulham and Burnley so far, without keeping a clean sheet.
United signed Onana in a £47.2m deal from Inter Milan in July 2023.
Is Lammens now Man Utd's No 1?
Despite Onana now away on loan and Bayindir having made a shaky start to the season, Lammens will not start in the Manchester derby on Sunday.
Amorim confirmed Bayindir, who has started all three of United's Premier League fixtures against Arsenal, Fulham and Burnley without keeping a clean sheet, will start at the Etihad.
"Altay [Bayindir] is going to continue because we need to," Amorim said. "This game is clear. Altay will start. It's a show of faith in Altay."
"Manchester United have signed Senne Lammens with an eye to the now as well as the future," said Sky Sports News' Danyal Khan when the deal was done.
"Lammens, tipped to be Thibaut Courtois' successor in the Belgium national side, is seen as the best solution to strengthen an underperforming goalkeeping department.
"It's no secret they looked at other options, such as tried and tested Emiliano Martinez at Aston Villa, but with all factors considered, United felt Lammens was the direction they wanted to go in.
"Although Lammens has limited experience - only one season as a first-choice No 1 at Royal Antwerp - United are confident in Lammens' potential to compete immediately as well as having room to grow with a side that has the ultimate aim to win the Premier League title in three years' time."
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Man Utd transfers
In
Bryan Mbeumo - Brentford, £71m
Matheus Cunha - Wolves, £62.5m
Diego Leon - Cerro Porteno, £7m
Benjamin Sesko - RB Leipzig - £73.7m
Senne Lammens - Royal Antwerp, £18.2m
Out
Alejandro Garnacho - Chelsea, £40m
Christian Eriksen - released
Jonny Evans - released
Victor Lindelof - Aston Villa, free
Elyh Harrison - Shrewsbury, loan
Marcus Rashford - Barcelona, loan
Radek Vitek - Bristol City, loan
Ethan Wheatley - Northampton Town, loan
Jack Moorhouse - Leyton Orient, loan
Toby Collyer - West Brom, loan
Ethan Williams - Falkirk, loan
Ethan Ennis - Fleetwood, loan
Rasmus Hojlund - Napoli, loan
Antony - Real Betis, £21.7m
Harry Amass - Sheff Wed, loan
Jadon Sancho - Aston Villa, loan
Andre Onana - Trabzonspor, loan
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