Manchester United’s shocking 3-2 loss to Nottingham Forest has ignited fury among fans and former players, with one United legend launching a scathing attack on goalkeeper Andre Onana following yet another mistake-laden performance.
In a blistering statement, the former player didn’t hold back:
“Let me tell you something— with him in this team, Manchester United are GOING NOWHERE! He’s an utter disaster! He singlehandedly cost us those three points against Nottingham Forest. I’m SICK of seeing this guy drag the team down!”
Onana, who was signed in the summer to replace David de Gea, has come under increasing criticism for his inconsistency and costly errors.
His positioning, decision-making, and inability to control the defense were exposed again in the defeat to Forest, contributing to United’s humiliating loss.
The legend didn’t stop there, suggesting drastic action:
“Rip up his contract now and give it to someone else—at least they can deliver! This is, without a doubt, the biggest FLOP we’ve EVER had.”
Wayne Rooney, another United icon, has also voiced similar frustrations with Onana’s performances.
Rooney has been outspoken about the need for United to make tough decisions to regain their competitive edge, and Onana appears to be one of the players under the most scrutiny.
The defeat to Forest not only intensified United’s ongoing struggles but also reignited concerns from last season, when defensive mistakes and goalkeeping issues plagued their campaign. Many fans feel as though history is repeating itself, with the club still vulnerable at the back.
Supporters have turned to social media to express their anger, with many calling for Onana to be benched or even sold in the upcoming transfer window.
The club’s defensive weaknesses, combined with Onana’s disappointing performances, have led fans to question the decision to sign the Cameroonian international.
“This is just heartbreaking,” the legend added. “We can’t rely on this guy. What we suffered last season happened again today. If we don’t fix this, we won’t be competing for anything this year.”
With Manchester United’s season now on the line, all eyes will be on manager Ruben Amorim to see if he continues to back Onana or makes a bold move to address the ongoing goalkeeping crisis.
The pressure is building at Old Trafford, and changes may be inevitable if results and performances don’t improve soon.
