Dimitar Berbatov questions Andre Onana theory after Manchester United heroics
Dimitar Berbatov questioned the suggestion that Andre Onana’s penalty heroics against Copenhagen could be a turning point in his Manchester United career.
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Pep Guardiola opens up on Andre Onana's start to Manchester United career ahead of derby
Pep Guardiola expects Andre Onana's midweek penalty save to provide a much-needed mental boost ahead of Sunday's 191st Manchester derby.
What Andre Onana did that convinced Manchester United he could turn his form around
When Andre Onana stuck out a big right hand to turn Jordan Larsson's penalty around the post on Tuesday night, Peter Schmeichel stood at the other end of Old Trafford and let out a roar and a fist pump in celebration.
Casemiro in race against time for Manchester derby, Guardiola condemns vile chanting
Erik ten Hag revealed Casemiro is in a "race against the clock" to make the Manchester derby and says the squad is behind Alejandro Garnacho as he faces a potential ban for a social media post.
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Man Utd's Onana supports Garnacho over gorilla emoji post
Manchester United's goalkeeper, Andre Onana, said teammate Alejandro Garnacho should not face any repercussions for his use of gorilla emojis in a recent social media post.
Onana defends Garnacho amid FA probe over social media post - ESPN
André Onana has defended Manchester United teammate Alejandro Garnacho after the English FA launched an investigation into a social media post made by the Argentinian featuring two gorillas above a picture of the Cameroon goalkeeper.
Andre Onana defends Alejandro Garnacho over social media post
Andre Onana has defended Manchester United team-mate Alejandro Garnacho after the winger used gorilla emojis in a post about the goalkeeper. The 19-year-old Argentina international posted a photo of United players congratulating Onana after the Cameroon goalkeeper had saved a stoppage-time penalty in Tuesday's 1-0 Champions League win over Copenhagen. Garnacho's post on X, formerly known as Twitter, featured two gorilla emojis without any words, and was quickly deleted. The social media post could land Garnacho in hot water with the Football Association but Onana wrote on the same platform: "People cannot choose what I should be offended by. "I know exactly what @agarnacho7 meant: power & strength.