Manchester United will not only disregard one of their big-money star\u2019s requests, but they\u2019ll also attempt to push him out of Old Trafford as soon as possible.<\/p>\n
While his performances in a Man Utd<\/a> shirt certainly didn\u2019t reflect it, Andre Onana<\/a> remains one of the most expensive goalkeepers in football history.<\/p>\n Onana and his \u00a347.2m transfer fee currently ranks fourth in the all-time list<\/a>. Yet after two error-strewn seasons in England, the 29-year-old was turfed out on loan in September to Trabzonspor.<\/p>\n Onana had actually lost the starting spot at Man Utd to Altay Bayindir in the early phase of the English season. Bayindir in turn lost the gloves to Senne Lammens who is now widely regarded as one of the signings of the summer.<\/p>\n Bayindir is reportedly heading back to Turkey at season\u2019s end amid claims a \u20ac5m club-to-club agreement with Besiktas has been struck<\/a>.<\/p>\n And per the latest from The Guardian, Onana not only wants to return to Man Utd after his loan at Trabzonspor concludes, but he also wants to reclaim the starting spot from Lammens<\/a>.<\/p>\n The outlet also noted Onana expects to be given the opportunity to prove his worth and achieve those aims.<\/p>\n However, both talkSPORT <\/a>and our own insider, Graeme Bailey, have since confirmed Man Utd have NO INTENTION of reintegrating Onana into the mix.<\/p>\n United have already decided to move Onana on once more upon his return, and the hope right now is Trabzonspor cobble together a permanent offer.<\/p>\n That seems unlikely at this stage, though United\u2019s intentions are clear \u2013 they want rid of Onana.<\/p>\n His high salary is an issue they want removed from the books, especially as if he were retained, he\u2019d play second fiddle to Lammens anyway.<\/p>\n As such, Man Utd are willing to compromise on the sale price and are well aware they won\u2019t come close to recouping the \u00a347.2m (add-ons included) they paid.<\/p>\n Onana has two years remaining on his deal at Old Trafford. If a sale at a suitable price point cannot be found, Man Utd will weigh up a second loan spell for the Cameroon international ahead of re-exploring a permanent exit in 2027.<\/p>\n Want more breaking transfer lines from original sources? Add TEAMtalk as a preferred source on Google <\/a>to your favourites list for news you can trust.<\/p>\n Latest Man Utd news \u2013 March meeting \/ Leeds star\u2019s brother\u2026<\/p>\n In other news, Manchester United\u00a0have pencilled in a meeting for late-March<\/a> in the hopes of finalising a critical deal, and they\u2019re ready to offer significant numbers to ensure pen is put to paper.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, United have been named as\u00a0primary candidates to sign Felix Nmecha<\/a>\u00a0this summer after reports in Germany revealed the price Borussia Dortmund are seeking for his services, and with his agents now speaking out on the possibility of a transfer.<\/p>\n