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The goalkeeper takes stock of his first year at Old Trafford ahead of Saturday’s clash against Manchester City.
Andre Onana admitted the first year at Manchester United has been full of challenges in the lead-up to Saturday’s FA Cup final against rivals Manchester City.
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FA Cup Final
Pep Guardiola’s side are keen to become the first team to win the Premier League and FA Cup in two consecutive seasons in the history of English football, and standing in their way are the Red Devils, who need success to play European football next season.
Eric Ten Hag’s men are guaranteed a win in next season’s Europa League, and the beleaguered Red Devils will be hoping a campaign that has seen them finish eighth in the league and crash out of the Champions League at the group stage will end on a winning note.
The Cameroonian goalkeeper had a mixed first season in England, but ended the campaign nominated for an award
What did Onana say before the FA Cup final?
Onana was in goal for Inter in last year’s Champions League final against Manchester City in their final match of the previous season.
Speaking to the club, the goalkeeper expressed his hope of being in the winning team this time around and revealed that the 2023-24 season has been the most disappointing of his career.
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Andre Onana has conceded 58 goals this season in the Premier League in his first season with Manchester United.
“You know, I think I’ll take this personally and I think this is probably my worst season,” the Cameroonian admitted.
The goalkeeper then stated how injuries had hampered the club’s campaign.
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Andre Onana believes Manchester United’s injuries have seriously slowed the club’s progress this season | (Credit: Telegraph)
“We have important players who have been injured almost the whole season, and it is difficult for the team, not just the team, the club, the squad, the physiotherapists, the fans, because they are,” Onana said. He is used to seeing all the players fit.
“And right now we have to deal with this difficulty because everything in life is temporary. It will pass. Most of them, they have already come back. It is really positive for us.”
Manchester United have lost four of their recent FA Cup finals and will be hoping to avoid losing out on a fifth-place finish in six games to a side on an 11-game winning streak in the competition.
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