‘Van der Sar’ supports ‘Onana’ to be the long-term goalkeeper for the Red Devils.

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Edwin van der Sar has backed Andre Onana to remain Manchester United’s first-choice goalkeeper for the long term, despite a string of mistakes since his

£48million move from Inter Milan. Onana has faced criticism for his inconsistent form,

but while he has impressed in some games, a series of eye-catching mistakes in crucial games has led to questions. About whether he is the man to be United’s long-term back line.

Onana’s latest blunder came in the recent home defeat to Brighton. When he failed to deal with Kaoru Mitoma’s cross, which allowed Brighton to score their second. He then made a late mistake, allowing Giorgino Rutter to finish comfortably. Despite the

criticism, Van der Sar remains confident in Onana’s ability and believes the 28-year-old can only get better with experience.

“I think it’s too early but Andre [Onana] has a great career ahead of him.” He told เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย.

“He’s getting more experience, he’s got all the qualities a goalkeeper needs, so I’m sure he’ll continue to develop in the next five or six years. He has the right attitude to be a Manchester United goalkeeper for a long time.”

Van der Sar’s confidence in Onana comes amid reports that United are considering a new keeper to add competition for the position.

However, while the former Dutchman doesn’t believe a new keeper is important. He has suggested strengthening the attack and midfield should be United’s main objectives in the upcoming transfer window.

“Manchester United need consistency,” he said. “This year, a return to the Champions League is probably not possible because the top four are too far away and there are too many teams above them. “

With a good pre-season and adding one or two quality players in attack and maybe in midfield, United should have no problem challenging for those positions again. “

In terms of signings, they have got a good staff at the moment, they have technical experts. I’m sure they have the right qualities to bring in the right people.”