Following a disheartening 3-1 defeat to Brighton, Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim has openly expressed his frustration with André Onana, the €45 million signing, after what he described as an awful performance. The loss marked another disappointing outing for United, with Brighton capitalizing on defensive errors and clinical finishing to secure a commanding win.
In his post-match interview, Amorim did not hold back, stating his dissatisfaction with the goalkeeper’s display, which included critical mistakes that proved costly for the team. “I can’t work with him anymore,” Amorim admitted, signaling his growing impatience with the player’s performances since his high-profile arrival.
Onana, who was brought in to bring stability and composure to United’s backline, has faced mounting criticism in recent weeks. Against Brighton, his decision-making and positioning came under scrutiny, leaving fans and pundits questioning whether he is the right fit for the team.
Amorim’s comments have sparked widespread debate, with many wondering if the manager is considering dropping Onana or even exploring options to replace him in the upcoming transfer windows. The defeat to Brighton has added to the pressure on United, who are struggling to find form and consistency in a challenging season.
As frustration mounts, the future of Onana at the club remains uncertain. For Amorim, this latest setback may force difficult decisions as he seeks to turn the season around and restore confidence in a team that continues to underperform.
