Galatasaray makes a move for Onana; official contacts have begun
Unable to reach a conclusion in the Ederson transfer, Galatasaray has turned its attention to Manchester United's Cameroonian goalkeeper André Onana. The yellow-reds have begun preliminary talks with the English club.
Significant developments are taking place regarding the goalkeeper transfer that Galatasaray has been unable to finalize for a long time. Having failed to get results from their attempts for Ederson, the yellow-reds have shifted their focus to Manchester United's Cameroonian goalkeeper André Onana. According to claims in the British press, the yellow-reds have stepped in for Manchester United's experienced goalkeeper André Onana.
THEY WANT TO HAND OVER THE GOAL TO AN EXPERIENCED NAME
Aiming to hand over the goal to an experienced name after Fernando Muslera, Galatasaray has been in contact with various candidates for a long time. After the negotiations with Manchester City for Ederson drifted into uncertainty, eyes turned to Onana.
CONTACT WITH MANCHESTER UNITED
According to a report by Caught Offside; the Galatasaray front has begun preliminary talks with Manchester United to get information about Onana's situation. The fact that the Cameroonian goalkeeper, who has been away from the pitch for a while due to injury and left his place to Altay Bayındır, has come onto the agenda of the Süper Lig team has caused quite a stir. Clear developments regarding the transfer are expected to take place within a few days.
News Source: 12punto
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