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Manchester United players would like to see André Onana dismissed after his performance in Lyon on Thursday.
Onana fueled the controversy before the first leg of the Europa League quarterfinals, saying that the Red Devils were
“Much better” That their French rivals, which sparked a lively controversy before the match with the former midfielder of Manchester United, Nemanja Matic.
It seems that the teammates of Onana took shade of this decision, suggesting that the Cameroonian number one had tried the devil with his words.
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André Onana is far from being unanimous in Manchester United
Onana was responsible for the two goals from Lyon during the 2-2 draw. The outcry aroused by this match gave rise to speculations according to which Ruben Amorim would plan to separate from the 29 -year -old player for the benefit of Altay Bayindir. According to new information, several Manchester United players would support this decision.
An anonymous source of Old Trafford entrusted to the Sun: “Some players are really angry with him. We try the devil by saying things like him, and we end up going for an idiot if it turns against ourselves. Some wonder if it is time to give Altay Bayindir a chance. »»
Bayindir may well be in the goals now, especially for the return match of the Europa League on Thursday.
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