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Man Utd to seal £43m transfer for David De Gea replacement Andre Onana ‘next week’ after talks with Inter ace’s agent


MANCHESTER UNITED are set to seal the £43million signing of Andre Onana “next week” following talks with his agent.

The goalkeeper will reportedly sign from Inter Milan and is seen as a replacement for David de Gea.

Manchester United could sign Andre Onana as a replacement for David de GeaCredit: Getty

De Gea is currently set to leave the club once his contract expires at the end of the month.

United have offered him a new deal, but with a reduced salary, and hope to clarify his future this week.

Dean Henderson is also expected to depart the club this summer, intensifying the need to recruit a new goalkeeper.

That new stopper now looks set to be Onana, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, who report the deal has progressed following talks on Friday.

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Club representatives met with the player’s agent and are ready to pay £43million plus add-ons to complete the transfer in the next week.

Onana had changed agents in order to get the deal done, according to the Daily Mail, with his new representatives handling talks with United on Friday.

He will reunite with Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford, having previously played under the Dutchman at Ajax.

The 27-year-old made 145 appearances under Ten Hag, winning three league titles and a pair of Dutch Cups.

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He had been linked with Chelsea earlier in the window before United entered the race to sign him.

Onana will join just one year after moving to Inter, having won the Coppa Italia and reaching the Champions League final in his sole season in Italy.

De Gea could wave goodbye to Manchester United this weekCredit: Reuters


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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