Why Andre Onana Would TRANSFORM Man United 

I agree 💯. And Onana could just be the guy to stop the heavy defeats, Liverpool, City etc. 🔴🔥

We do need a striker though

Bang on mate

@@zuphie9680 yes and nobody would argue against signing a striker.

Glazzer Mindset 😂😂 We've needed a striker for a Decade.... Period❗

Very fun indeed. I have been laughing every time united plays. Cant expect much from a midtable team

de gea give MU clear sheet

He’s finished

The last time a Barthez signed for United, he wasn't very good apparently I haven't watched football during those times so I dunno how bad he was

Who the fooooook are you?!??

No but he's good as pickford

Are you drunk ❓

Even Antony

Sadly enough you (Man Utd 'whoever) could be that finishing school, but you let Inter collect him for free and now making big money proudly. Onana has always been good both with the Cameroon national team and in clubs. Inter didn't transform anything in him, Inter on the contrary helped in marketing his skills. That's what I believe bro.

He transformed Inter Milan's play style. So Inter did not transform him.

@@godloven.baten.8678 well Inter only got one stage further than Ajax did in 2019, but i take your point... all keepers improve with experience and Onana now is definitely a better keeper than he was 4 years ago, but he was already a talent then... He's Top 5 in the world now, whereas keepers like Neuer, Navas and Oblak were ahead of him in 2019... i guess for international football then playing for Man U in the PL would add another level of experience and he's the youngest of the current Top 5 with scope to still keep improving... looks like we are going to get him and us missing out last season was possibly down to ETH not wanting to take too many players directly from Ajax as soon as he leaves - and him not realising just how bad De Gea is as a sweeper keeper and mid range passer! I think he might revolutionise our game as much as Schmeichel and Van Der Saar did previously - if our keeper can hit our wingers on the half way and find their feet more often than not then we are back in business...

@@CarlinConnolly yeah you're on point. Different games, different leagues, different experiences. Totally agree 👍🏼

Not just De Gea, even the likes of Edersen have made howlers before.

People dont understand every goalkeeper makes mistakes, the reason why its a problem for de gea is because he made too many, and always crumbled after a mistake, didnt have confidence, didnt have good qualities to rely on, cannot pass which is a requirement of a modern goalkeeper his shot stopping is no where near as good as it used to be either.

​@anigerianninja4577exactly, currently Onana is better than de gea in every aspect.

Alison has too

everyone makes mistakes even the likes of ederson or Allison who are considered one of the best goalkeepers on the ball have an occasional mistake with de gea it was happening way too often

I agree 100%

Not More than Harry Kane! Obama will soon experience the dilemma that Bruno have endured for years😅

Couldn’t agree more.

This is a brilliant comment ngl. I agree

@@kenmay5532 So we have signed an ex American presient?

It’s because he’s black. They always discredit the blacks

Unpopular opinion: onana is more important than rashford

@@amritaddanki5627 😮 😳

water is wet

Yes. And having a ball playing keeper is more important than a striker.

Ten Hag knows what to do. He is trying to build similar to the Ajax he managed, so he would be aware of this. He has 4 seasons experience with Onana. ✌️

As long as maguire not in front onana it will be ok 👌🏻 Lisca and varane will comfortable enough having extra defender in onana

@@zetazaku8045 although I agree. Onana would even make Maguire look like a better defender by not putting him under so much pressure and sweeping up when Harrys pace lets him down. Still need him gone though.

​@@gavincooke1982yes true naturally Maguire is slow and de gea was not a sweeper keeper so it was destined to fail but you are right onana can definitely get the best out of players like maguire but don't think he would start

I will say Ten hag knows his weakness and his strength he will definitely find a balance

the same halfwits who discounted martinez after a few games

New Trafford at Old Trafford?

Can Old Trafford afford Trafford?

He isn't good with his feet

Excellent observation. That's my worry too.

Funnily as a ajax fan I remember that he would always catch balls, like, some extreme hard ones as well. That's why we called him the cat from Cameroon

@@Wesssel the more you know, thank you for enlightening me on that one, whenever I look at clips of his saving I never see him catching anything but that could always just be taken out of videos to make a narrative, we shall have to see how he performs this upcoming season then, hope Ajax is doing good over there for you dude!

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

Wow way to be so negative. We'll have our striker for sure but De Gea costed us two cups last season. First the disasterclass in Europa League against a Sevilla we were absolutely smashing with Martial as a main striker. Also with a city we could have beaten if it wasn't for that absolutely shocking goal he allowed. Absolutely bullshit that our defenders can't play with feet. Martinez is the best at it and Rapha is not that bad. Victor is the most accurate passing defender in the league according to stats last season. We have Shaw who's just as good with the ball. Mount was added for the many qualities he has and one of them is being comfortable with the ball. United are building something and any striker coming will find it very easy to play in the team. I'd also love Kane but I don't think we could afford another season with De Gea figuring out his basic passes and us getting smashed by Bredford bacause we can't facking build from shit.

Don't forget Roy Carroll

Mark bosnitch??

Rashford has scored 20+ goals for 3/4 past seasons but yeah his been only scoring for 6 months lol

This doesn’t encompass the most important factor which is his big personality and the fact Ten Hag knows him already and everything he’s about. He’s also a better passer of the ball than Costa. Ten Hag wants us to be one of the best transition teams and Onana’s passing will be key to this.

trying way too hard to be fucking unentertaining

(hmm, not sure if you're a United fan? but just in case you're actually serious about not understanding) TRANSFORM in the context of Manchester United improving, was very well explained imho... In the video, they mention scoring more goals with this type of keeper: Having a ball-playing keeper who also is a deep-lying playmaker always gives you numerical superiority in your penalty area. The result will create more space behind your opponent if they attempt to match up with your players while pressing the ball. If they decide not to press high, GREAT, then this type of keeper will just steal yards up the pitch. This also allows a higher starting position in general for your entire team, meaning they have less distance to travel to close down opponents, find a pass, pop a one-two, shoot for goal, etc, all resulting in using less energy over the 90 mins... (This is accumulated over many games so has the added benefit of minimizing muscle fatigue over a season). This type of keeper helps a team create chances more easily as they effectively make you play with 11 outfield players against the opposition's 10 (if they don't have a similar keeper). Every player will gain at least a second more time on the ball to make better decisions to finish off moves... Yes, United had a lot of clean sheets, in some games the teams' structure was so good you'd often hear Ten Hag state after the game that "we limited them to zero or only 1 shot on our goal". So the teams' shape, structure, and the players' roles in their respective positions are also attributed to the clean sheets, not only the keeper. Ten Hag wants to "defend with 11 and attack with 11!" So when fans complain about Antony or Sancho 'not beating their man' it won't be as obvious as the teams' passing sequences won't be broken so often as they can now use the 'extra man at the back' to recycle the ball in possession, thus wearing out the opposition, waiting for lapses in concentration, just like all of Pep and Ten Hag teams have done over the many years. (for this, just think of how easy it was for someone like Sterling to score so many while 'playing his role' in Pep's system... are any of United's forward players worse finishers than Sterling?). The attackers will also conserve energy not having to constantly win back the ball from aimless long keeper punts, and having more energy to put into attacking phases. The teams' structure doesn't have to have a Kane or Osimhen to make it work, it just needs someone with enough quality to play their role effectively (like Haller proved in CL for Ajax). Lastly, Onana has been the best CL keeper a few times when it comes to everything 'without' his feet so dw too much😉

@@syphonstube Thank you for that explanation. I actually understood everyone of your points and it was well detailed. But here is what I am saying. Everyone is focusing on Onana and his ball playing ability and as you so well document the effect that will have in various areas....but the point still remains.....who is going to score the goals, especially at a pace that will be required to win titles. It's one thing creating chances, it's a completely different thing to score goals. That's my whole point. Onana , unless he becomes revolutionary and is the first free scoring goalkeeper in the game's history, is not going to put the ball in the net. Creating chance is a part of the game, turning those chances into scores is totally different. Everyone football person states that the hardest thing in the game is scoring goals. United scored 58, that's with Rashford having a career year for him. Rashford had 17 of those 58. That was 36 behind City and 30 behind Arsenal. City are annually scoring goals in the 80's. United don't have the personnel, especially upfront to address that deficiency. With a guy like Kane, that's a different story. Kane himself score 30 in the league. If he was on United last year, they don't finish 14 behind. In my eyes, United would have been better off put all those transfer fees they spent on Mount and will spend on Onana and whoever else they try to get, into a bid for Kane. It's a no brainer, and running away from Spurs because Levy is a tough negotiator is a lame excuse, if that was why United didn't try for case. He's suppose to be tough, that's football. Laslty, you have much more confidence in the Other 10 players to execute with and maximize Onana's ball playing ability. By that I mean, United midfield, who Onana will be playing to, are not a good possession base midfield. When you have a mid of Fernandes, Casemiro, Mount that doesn't bode well for possession football. United are still a counter attacking team even though Ten Hag is trying to change that. If he gets a Onana, then he's going to really need players like Frenkie DeJong, who has the composure and dribbling skills to make what Ten Hag want to do work. I just think United should have addressed the Elephant in the room and get a Kane or Osimhen, a proven Goal scorer. Once that was in place then they could have gone out and gotten Onana. People always use what happen at City when Pep got there and how he got rid of Joe Hart, because , like DeGea he wasn't good with his feet. What folks forget was that Pep also had Aguero, KDB, Sterling, Sane, Silva on that team. Replacing the GK was the LAST thing he did cause he had the other pieces in place. United don't. So let's see how they fair this season. Remember with DeGea, they finished 3rd in the league , won 1 trophy and lead the league in Clean Sheets. Will they better that by adding a ball playing GK,, a mid from Chelsea and an striker not named Kane.....I'm skeptical. If they better what they did last year, then the Onana move will be a success. If they don't , it's a failure. But at least they will be able to play out from the back and create chances , right?

@@trevg9450😂 You don't understand football. Arsenal only scored 6 less goals than City and that's with Jesus missing 12 games. No one on Arsenal is a great goal scorer. If United kept De Gea but got Harry Kane, they would still struggle because Rashford goals would just go to Kane and they would continue to be a counterattacking team that can't control a game. Real life football isn't like FIFA.

@@King1000x No need to insult me with that first line is there? We're exhanging opinion and you insult me like that. Good luck to you and your team.

As it turns out, much of what has been said is hypothetical. Although there's empirical evidence to suggest them, no one can really predict the future. I get the need for an elite striker and heaven knows it's very necessary to get one. But there is also empirical evidence that having a team that can dominate the ball, create loads of chances and have goals coming from several sources can also work well. I still expect a striker to come in. Highly unlikely to be Kane. But if as a result of the goalkeeper, the team is more dominant and creates more good chances, not only will the team concede less, more goals should get scored and that, all things considered will be a good thing. About going to force Levy's hands about a transfer, it seems to me only Kane can do that, by putting in a transfer request. If United were to agree terms with Kane and there's a long drawn out conversation with Levy that ends up going nowhere, it's just Frenkie de Jong all over again. This way, the club is actually getting transfers done. Kane could be sewn up in January at this rate. But hey I can't predict the future

No single error last season from Onana go and check

Don't judge a keeper based on a single season

@qasimmehmood1576 DDG is the 3rd best keeper MUFC has ever had, the last few seasons showed us that football has moved on and evolved, unfortunately DDG didn't manage to evolve with it. Overall his status is intact as far as I'm concerned. As for onana, he was part of the really good ajax side that did well in Europe under ETH so he's not a one season thing. Looking forward to seeing him develop.

​​@@nyhuruwolfgang4945e is not judging based on one season. He is simply telling you that Onana has improved much more over time, and last season is only a testament.

Doesnt help when you have Lord Maguire in front of you

Is it though? Considering half of the the clips in this upload were from him breaking City's press to the point they stopped pressing as much. City, the team renowned for there intense high press,best team in the league city. I think Onana will be fine mate.

A league that has city dominating for seasons now

EPL will soon find out that Onana is A Different Beast Entirely 😅

@@bobbyb6067 Valid Point But City Just Keeps Possession They Are Not The Best Pressers In The League

Premier league hypeeee! Lmao a league that Pep and Haaland has worked over. 😂 there’s nothing new

A goalkeeper that brought inter to a ucl final will bring us down to the Europa league?

Mate do you realise how awful we were before Ten Hag? Any player we buy is an upgrade, especially a UCL finalist

Manchester United is in the champions league this season keep crying

@@adiulakovic8196 VDB played a semi final then couldn't even get in the squad.. so what 😂

@@Abdi-libaax Been hearing the same bollox from deluded Mancs the last 10 years.. How many times have United played Europa League football in that time?

like your life

@@factu_ball like your team

Like your medication

Takes a failure to wish failure on someone else.

Why say this? I love seeing African players doing well in big teams.

Come back when you have 20 league titles.....

Keeping believing that if it makes you feel better kid.

I don't see the problem.

cry more

Maybe because he was at Ajax for 6 seasons and 4 of those with ETH.

United will definitely bring in a ST. I'm guessing Hojlund for about 60 million and possibly a CB