Andre Onana has been one of many names linked with a move away from Old Trafford this summer.
The goalkeeper, formerly of Inter Milan, hasn’t made a Premier League appearance so far this campaign.
Furthermore, he has only made one appearance with this falling in the League Cup against Grimsby Town.
However, in this game, his errors arguably led to the Red Devils losing the game and exiting the competition.
With this the case, the Cameroon international has been linked with several clubs as his future at Old Trafford looked arguably uncertain.
Initially, it looked like the ‘keeper could be on his way to Premier League side West Ham United.
But, following the Hammers’ rejection of this deal, the possibility of this deal faded out.
Then, following the closure of the English transfer window, a potential move to Turkish side Trabzonspor appeared.
Yesterday, the side increased their transfer offer whilst also agreeing terms with Manchester United over a loan move for Onana.
Then, today, the Cameroon international gave his green light to a potential move making his exit from Manchester United arguably inevitable.
Now, Fabrizio Romano has now given the deal his famous ‘here we go’ sign-off with the journalist stating that all contracts have now been signed on Andre Onana’s side.
The journalist has also revealed that the deal is now waiting on counter approval from Trabzonspor with the ‘keeper set to travel to Türkiye next week.
Finally, Romano has stated that the deal is done on Manchester United’s side with no buy option or loan fee.
With this deal now looking certain, attention will turn towards the possibility of the deal being completed before the end of the Turkish window on the 11th of September.
If the move is completed, Andre Onana will move to Türkiye temporarily.
🚨🇹🇷 EXCLUSIVE: André Onana agrees to join Trabzonspor, here we go!
All contracts are now signed on player side, waiting on counter approval from Trabzonspor and travel next week.
Deal done on loan from Manchester United as revealed on Saturday, no buy option or loan fee. pic.twitter.com/PvSSOGViJS
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 7, 2025
