Andre Onana reveals what Ruben Amorim told Him during training session yesterday that really pained Him

Drama has once again erupted at Manchester United, and this time the storm is centered around goalkeeper Andre Onana, who has launched a furious attack on manager Ruben Amorim just hours before their crucial Premier League clash. The Cameroonian shot-stopper, visibly frustrated, accused his coach of humiliating him in front of the entire squad and claimed that this latest decision could damage his career.
Onana, speaking with raw emotion, revealed that Amorim had dropped him from the team during a training session, announcing it openly in front of teammates. “This is the third time Amorim has done this to me this season. It’s all because of what happened against Grimsby. He announced it in training yesterday. This is a disgrace to my career, and I won’t accept it,” he raged.
His words instantly sparked shockwaves across the dressing room and among supporters. The goalkeeper’s reference to the infamous defeat against Grimsby, where his costly errors were brutally exposed, shows that the scars from that match have yet to heal. Amorim’s decision to sideline him for the Burnley game appears to have reopened old wounds, leaving Onana feeling betrayed and disrespected.
For a player who arrived with the promise of filling David De Gea’s gloves and establishing himself as United’s undisputed No.1, this situation is nothing short of disastrous. Onana has alternated between flashes of brilliance and glaring mistakes, and this explosive outburst highlights the growing tension between him and Amorim. Many fear that the conflict could poison the atmosphere inside the dressing room.
Fans quickly took to social media to voice their opinions, with some defending the goalkeeper, arguing that Amorim was wrong to embarrass him publicly, while others insisted that Onana had brought it upon himself with his inconsistent displays. “United is turning into a circus again,” one supporter wrote, capturing the frustration of many.
Amorim, already under intense scrutiny after a string of poor results, now finds himself under even greater pressure. If United falter against Burnley, the criticism won’t just come from the stands but from within his own squad, with Onana leading the revolt.
The burning question now is whether this latest fallout signals that Amorim has lost control of his dressing room, or if his hardline stance is an attempt at tough love designed to jolt his players back into form. Either way, Manchester United once again finds itself in chaos at a moment when stability is desperately needed.