Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana is set to spend a second season on loan at Turkish club Trabzonspor after Manchester United confirms his loan exit. Multiple reports say the agreement runs for the 2026/27 season, bringing Onana back to Papara Park following a successful spell in the prior campaign.
Vanguard reports that last season Onana makes 29 appearances for Trabzonspor and helps the club win the Turkish Cup for the first time since 2020. The Daily Post Nigeria also cites a strong loan return, including league and appearance totals, stating he makes around 40 appearances and contributes to a third-place league finish, depending on the competition tally used by the outlet. Manchester Evening News and The Independent describe the move as a return to Turkey and indicate Onana is not part of Manchester United’s first-team plans for the upcoming season.
Daily Post Nigeria further adds that the new loan deal increases Onana’s salary, with transfer expert Fabrizio Romano mentioned as the source for claims about his ranking among the world’s highest-paid goalkeepers. Manchester Evening News also references United receiving a fee in connection with the loan.
