Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Ian Wright all agree on ‘disappointing’ Man Utd signing so far who could end Ten Hag Job
Gary Neville prompted a consensus among Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher, and Ian Wright when questioning the most ‘disappointing’ Premier League signing of the season.
Manchester United, under manager Erik ten Hag, underwent a summer overhaul with both departures and arrivals.
Several players, including Rasmus Hojlund, Mason Mount, Andre Onana, Altay Bayindir, Sergio Reguilon, and Sofyan Amrabat, joined the Red Devils.
Among them, Onana faced scrutiny as he aimed to fill David de Gea’s shoes after the latter’s departure.
Carragher expressed dissatisfaction with Onana’s performance, describing it as “poor,” and both Wright and Keane concurred with his assessment.
The discussion highlighted concerns about the goalkeeping situation at United and Arsenal, with Onana facing challenges in meeting the expectations set by De Gea’s departure.
Keane acknowledged that while De Gea’s departure was the right decision, the struggles of his successor raised questions. Wright pointed out Onana’s challenging start but suggested that there is still room for improvement.
Comparisons were drawn to De Gea’s initial struggles at United, emphasizing that not all hope is lost for Onana.
The former Inter goalkeeper has an opportunity to turn the tide, especially in the league, where he can regain confidence with a consistent and mistake-free run of matches.
The discussion underlines the scrutiny faced by new signings, particularly in pivotal positions like goalkeeper, and emphasizes the need for patience as players adjust and develop over time.
