Manchester United In the summer, they watch for a championship player with a Ruben Amorim who is eager to add strength to his team, according to a new report.
Neville Slams Onena as United holds arsenal up to 1-1 draw
On Sunday, United extended their undefeated race in the top flight to three games, as they held Arsenal at Old Trafford to 1-1, hitting away from the lower three years in the Premier League and all except that they ended the hope of the title of their rivals.
Amorim’s side took the lead on a day by a top Bruno Fernandes free kick at halftime, and they had a chance to extend their lead in the second period, but were punished for their wastefulness in the 74th minute when Declan Rice was encouraged by the equalizer from the edge of the box.
Still, the result was a huge scalp for United, who fought desperately this season, and was after that he was full of praise.
However one man who could not escape from criticism was a goalkeeper Andre Onana, who was slaughtered by former defender Gary Neville For the sake of salvation, it was late, which saw him pair the ball straight into the path of Arsenal’s Gabriel Martinelli to introduce a clear opportunity for a goal to the Brazilian, which he turned away.
“Gabriel Martinelli hangs her head, but she will be happy that the offsid flag has left. But it was a really bad goalkeeper from Andre Onana,” Neville said to Sky Sports.
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United watch for goalkeeper Blackburn Aynsley Pears
This is not the first time the Onana has been criticized this season, and former Ajax and Inter Milan faced anger and media and united fans repeatedly after several accidents between the rods.
Currently, there is only Turkey International Altay Bayindir that will give him competition number one jersey, but according to journalist Alan Nixon, Amorim wanted to bring more competition for him in the summer Aynsley Pears shot in the form of Blackburn.
According to Nixon, United wants a “home guard who grew up to join their team” for 2025/26, and Pears is currently in their choice. The Red Devils have already sent former goalkeeper and special scout Tony Coton to watch Pears in action, as they hope to identify an “experienced professional” who can “compete for the number one” at Old Trafford.
Pears, whose father, Stephen Pears, played for United between 1979 and 1985, it began, except one of the 36 championship games of Blackburn, this season, guarding 13 pure leaves.
For United fans who hope Pears will be less susceptible to mistakes than the onan if he completed the transition to Old Trafford, however, they may want to think again. Back in April last year, the Englishman scored a pretty comic own goal on Wednesday with Sheffield 3-1, Removing the backpack to the back of your own network.
