Man Utd can make bold £64m call or £6m decision - it will tell us a lot about Andre Onana's future

Will he stay or will he go?

That is the question that surrounds the future of Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana and, if he does go, where do United go next?

It is understood that Onana is keen to remain at United but time is running out for him to convince senior figures in the club that he should be trusted to remain their number one goalkeeper.

It has been two years since Onana joined United from Inter Milan in a £47m move and his performances have been plagued by inconsistency.

He kicked off his United career by making a number of high profile mistakes but ended the 2023/24 season strongly, helping the club win the FA Cup.

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Onana began last season well, too, and was even nominated for our Manchester United Player of the Year award.

But the mistakes crept back into his game last season and talk of United bringing in a new goalkeeper this summer continues to persist.

There are two schools of thought over how United's goalkeeper situation will play out.

The first is that Onana stays and United move on from number two goalkeeper Altay Bayindir by bringing in a new second choice goalkeeper that will provide Onana with stronger competition.

The second is that United upgrade Onana by bringing in a new number one goalkeeper, in a situation that will almost certainly see the 29-year-old leave the club.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez has been linked with a move to Old Trafford and that would be a transfer that almost certainly fits in the latter category.

However, a fresh report in the Sun over the weekend suggested that