Andre Onana's time at Manchester United appears to be drawing to a close, with his 103rd appearance for the club now looking increasingly unlikely. The Cameroon international, despite his undeniable talent, struggled to find the consistency that the Red Devils demanded between the sticks at Old Trafford. Costly errors became a recurring theme, and after two seasons, the club's patience wore thin.

Last summer, United made a decisive move, signing Senne Lammens as their new number one. The Belgian shot-stopper has quickly proven to be the modern goalkeeper the 20-time English champions were searching for. Almost immediately, Onana was pushed down the pecking order and shipped out on a season-long loan to Turkish Süper Lig side Trabzonspor.

That move to Turkey has been a career revival for Onana. He has become a hero in Trabzon, rediscovering the form that once made him one of Europe's most sought-after goalkeepers. His performances have been so impressive that club president Ertugrul Dogan recently confessed his admiration, stating, "We love him. If the conditions are right, we want him to stay."

According to reports from The Daily Mail, Trabzonspor have decided they want to keep Onana beyond this season. The most likely scenario at this stage is another loan spell, though interest from other clubs is expected. However, Manchester United's hierarchy, led by INEOS, are hoping to recoup as much as possible of the £47.2 million they paid Inter Milan for his signature just two years ago. Onana's resurgent form could work in their favor, making a permanent sale a tempting option.

With two years still left on his contract, the summer transfer window presents a crucial juncture. Will United push for a permanent transfer to finally cut ties, or will they agree to another temporary solution? For now, all eyes are on whether a loan proposal from Turkey will be enough to satisfy the Old Trafford decision-makers. One thing is clear: Onana's chapter in Manchester is all but closed.