The legend who doesn't think Onana will be the best choice for United goalkeeper

The possible arrival of Cameroonian goalkeeper André Onana has been the talk of the town in recent days, his addition to the club could be seen as one of the club's big signings for this season, however, the former Manchester United captain does not see it that way. 

Some experts believe that the signing of Onana is the right one, the club needed a drastic change in goal, so the Cameroonian goalkeeper was the best option available, even so, the way in which the departure of De Gea took place they think was not the right one for the performance he had at the club and his 12 years of career; however, the board together with Ten Hag made this decision to improve the club for the future. 

For that reason, Gary Neville, legend of the club, has reportedly spoken about it, commenting that the goalkeeping position at Manchester United is one of the most complicated, if not the most complicated. He added that "being a goalkeeper for the Red Devils is under more pressure, because you can't make a mistake at any time, otherwise everyone starts to doubt your abilities and being at Old Trafford with all those screaming fans, not many can handle that situation well. 

Finally, he concluded, praising David de Gea's good form with the team, all his achievements and that it won't be easy to replace him; there is no doubt that Manchester United let go of an upcoming club legend like the Spanish goalkeeper, but we should also look forward to what Onana can bring and the benefit Ten Hag can get out of him. 

Gary Neville's career

The 48-year-old full-back was one of the best players Manchester United has ever had, his loyalty to the club is unparalleled as he was with the club from the 92/93 season when he made his debut for the club, until the 10/11 season when he retired; in addition to that his 602 appearances and his more than 50,000 minutes, support his great career.