Manchester United and Inter Milan have broad agreement for goalkeeper Andre Onana to move to Premier League; player is keen on move and personal terms are not expected to be an issue; Man Utd want him for some part of US tour which ends on July 31
His underlying stats were pretty excellent, were they not? Before the doping scandal he was a fantastic goalkeeper, my main question marks around him were during the period after he returned, were he both performed poorly and displayed a questionable attitude.
This last season his stats were more in line with what we saw pre-suspension in Ajax, so if we interpret that as him playing himself back into form again then it shouldn’t be unreasonable to assume (or hope) that he can maintain that level going forward.
He did so for a couple of years at Ajax, after all.
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What does “broad agreement” mean? Does he come with a lass?
Who the fuck are Inter going to have in net for them next season?
most likely Sommer and Trubin from Shakthar
Yann Sommer is their target
As a Bayern fan…we’re fucked lmao
Anybody else think that Inter’s defense made him look better than he is?
His underlying stats were pretty excellent, were they not? Before the doping scandal he was a fantastic goalkeeper, my main question marks around him were during the period after he returned, were he both performed poorly and displayed a questionable attitude.
This last season his stats were more in line with what we saw pre-suspension in Ajax, so if we interpret that as him playing himself back into form again then it shouldn’t be unreasonable to assume (or hope) that he can maintain that level going forward.
He did so for a couple of years at Ajax, after all.