Andre Onana: Man United loanee’s stock rises as he keeps fourth clean sheet in five matches
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8-second readManchester United had one player on loan action on Thursday evening.Andre OnanaThe Cameroonian keeper has been in good form this season for Trabzonspor.The Turkish side have won five matches in...

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Manchester United had one player on loan action on Thursday evening.Andre OnanaThe Cameroonian keeper has been in good form this season for Trabzonspor.The Turkish side have won five matches in...
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Manchester United had one player on loan action on Thursday evening. The Cameroonian keeper has been in good form this season for Trabzonspor. The Turkish side have won five matches in a row and are just three points from the top of the league. They are also going well in the Conference League, having won two out of two matches. The Turkish side took care of business last night, defeating Scottish side Heart of Midlothian 2-0 at home in spite of receiving a red card in the match. Onana kept a clean sheet in the match, his fourth in five matches for the Turkish club. In a quiet match for the Cameroonian, he only had one save to make as Hearts struggled to make an impact on the game.Read original report ↗
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The Peoples Person · reported · 2026-10-23 05:30 UTC
Andre Onana: Man United loanee's stock rises as he keeps fourth clean sheet in five matches ↗
Andre Onana kept a clean sheet for Trabzonspor in their 2-0 win over Heart of Midlothian, marking his fourth shutout in five matches this season.
The Peoples Person · reported · 2026-10-23 05:35 UTC
Andre Onana: Man United loanee’s stock rises as he keeps fourth clean sheet in five matches ↗
Manchester United had one player on loan action on Thursday evening.Andre OnanaThe Cameroonian keeper has been in good form this season for Trabzonspor.The Turkish side have won five matches in...
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