Trabzonspor president optimistic about Andre Onana’s future with team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 8:10 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Trabzonspor president Ertuğrul Doğan expressed confidence in retaining Andre Onana, stating the club has met his wage demands. Onana, currently on loan from Manchester United, became a key figure during his time in Turkey, recording six clean sheets in 33 games last season. Manchester United is looking to permanently offload the goalkeeper this summer after his mixed performances at Old Trafford. While Trabzonspor aims to extend his loan, Besiktas is reportedly pursuing a permanent move. Onana’s contract with United runs until 2028, complicating potential transfers.
- •Trabzonspor has offered Onana the wages he requested.
- •Doğan believes Onana will stay with the team.
- •Manchester United is aiming for Onana's permanent departure this summer.
- •Onana recorded six clean sheets during his loan at Trabzonspor.
- •Besiktas is interested in a permanent deal for Onana.
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