Coming from Fabrizio Romano Manchester United has terminated the contracts of Eric Ten Hag and Andre ONANA this morning, as the new manager, arrived at Old Trafford to take over the club

Andre Onana’s performance in Manchester United’s recent games has aroused worries, as he made two costly errors that led to goals against Galatasaray.

In an alternate scenario in which Onana is not the custodian, United would most likely be in a stronger position coming into their last Champions League group game.

The errors that led to Bayern Munich’s opener and Casemiro’s dismissal against Galatasaray have called Onana’s dependability into question.

While he has displayed glimpses of brilliance, such as his vital penalty save against FC Copenhagen, his mistakes have outweighed his excellent performances.

Despite his quality and previous Champions League success with Inter, Onana’s recurrent errors are raising concerns.

Since the 2018/19 season, he has made more errors that resulted in goals than any other custodian in the competition.

Manager Erik ten Hag has refrained from entirely blaming Onana for the team’s recent troubles, but the Dutchman must be thinking about the goalkeeper’s role in the squad.

United are now reliant on other results in the final group game, needing a win against Bayern Munich and a draw in the other encounter to qualify.

Onana’s inconsistency has added concern to United’s already frail squad. While he offers abilities that aid the club, his lack of concentration has proven expensive.

It remains to be seen whether Ten Hag will stick with Onana or explore other possibilities to address the team’s goalkeeping issues.