Man Utd ‘weighing up’ transfer options following injury blow | OneFootball

Man Utd goalkeeper Andre Onana has reportedly sustained a hamstring injury that could rule him out of pre-season altogether.

An early assessment of the problem, which was suffered this week as players returned to training, suggests the Cameroon international could be sidelined for six to eight weeks, according to The Telegraph.

Onana will undergo further tests, with Man Utd “hopeful” he will be fit enough to start the new Premier League campaign when they face Arsenal on Sunday, 17 August.

Man Utd ‘weighing up’ transfer options following Onana injury

Nonetheless, Ruben Amorim is said to be “weighing up” the possibility of bring in a new pair of hands as injury cover or to provide competition for Onana.

The manager currently has Altay Bayındır, Tom Heaton and Radek Vitek as back-up options in his squad.

Man Utd’s pre-season kicks off with a friendly against Premier League rival Leeds United in Sweden next week before they fly out to the United States for games against West Ham, Bournemouth, and Everton.

Andre Onana was previously linked with Monaco and Saudi Pro League clubs earlier in the transfer window, while The Football Faithful reported that the Red Devils were interested in signing Emi Martinez from Aston Villa as a possible replacement.

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