Man Utd fans demand ‘refund’ on Andre Onana after new goalkeeper signing lobbed from HALF WAY LINE

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MANCHESTER UNITED fans have demanded a “refund” on new goalkeeper Andre Onana.

The keeper was lobbed from the halfway line during Saturday’s friendly against Lens at Old Trafford.

 Andre Onana of Manchester United reacts during the pre-season friendly match between Manchester United and RC Lens at Old Trafford on August 05, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)Manchester United fans have demanded a ‘refund’ on Andre Onana
 Andre Onana of Manchester United reacts to conceding the opening goal during the pre-season friendly match between Manchester United and RC Lens at Old Trafford on August 05, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Matthew Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images)Andre Onana was lobbed during the first half against Lens

Onana completed a £47million move to the Red Devils from Inter Milan earlier this summer.

However, he had a moment to forget against the French side in his latest appearance.

Florian Sotoca spotted the Cameroonian off his line during the first half, perfectly lobbing him from the halfway line.

Onana’s mishap was made worse by the keeper landing in the net as he raced back in an attempt to stop the ball.

Fans were quick to criticise him on social media after the goal, with some even demanding a refund on the transfer.

One supporter tweeted: “Can we get a refund on Onana and bring back De Gea.”

Another wrote: “Lens have just scored from basically the halfway line due to Onana positioning. Oops.”

Meanwhile, a third fan added: “Onana’s been lobbed from the half way line…. It’s only pre season lads don’t worry.”

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Onana was brought in as a replacement for David de Gea following his exit from the club.

The Spaniard departed when his contract expired at the end of June, ending his 12-year stay in England.

Erik ten Hag previously worked with Onana at Ajax, where he made 145 appearances under the Dutchman.

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