'It was a difficult time' - Onana says he's turned the corner at United

Andre Onana believes he has turned the corner off the pitch after a mentally "difficult time" during his start to life at Manchester United.

Having joined in the summer from Inter Milan in a deal that could reach £47.2m, a string of errors quickly led pressure and scrutiny to mount on the 27-year-old shot-stopper.

Onana became the butt of jokes but has knuckled down and is starting to become the confident, ball-playing goalkeeper Erik ten Hag and United wanted.

"I already know the goalkeeper that I am," the Cameroon international said. "It took me six months or seven months not to play good, just to feel good.

"It was a difficult time for me. Now I'm feeling a bit better because everything was new, it was difficult for me to feel at home because of so many reasons, a new country.

"But now I'm feeling good. I don't want to talk about my performance because I know the goalkeeper I am and I have done much more than what I just did.

"So, for me, the most important thing is to be set, to be happy and I will shine."

Onana spoke openly about his challenging start to life in England ahead of facing rivals Manchester City, who he produced a fantastic display against as Inter narrowly lost June's Champions League final.

"I don't think (I was beating myself up too much after errors), but it was just moments," the United goalkeeper said.

"Sometimes you are facing difficult situations and I had a difficult six or seven months just feeling good, not playing good, because I think I didn't start to play good (yet).

"It was just something strange, I don't know. It was also a good time for me to learn because I learned a lot at that time.

"Playing in the final of the Champions League and being knocked out in the first stage after a few months, it