Manchester United have completed the signing of goalkeeper André Onana from Inter Milan, the Premier League club announced Wednesday.
Onana, 27, is set to replace David de Gea as Man United’s new No. 1 after the Spaniard failed to agree terms on a new contract and ended his 12-year stay at Old Trafford earlier this month.
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ESPN reported that the deal was worth €50 million ($56m) and Onana has put pen to paper on a five-year contract at Old Trafford.
United manager Erik ten Hag identified Onana as his prime target to replace De Gea after previously working with the Cameroon international during his time in charge of Ajax.
Onana spent seven years at Ajax and won three Eredivisie titles, all while Ten Hag was at the helm, before departing on a free transfer to Inter in the summer of 2022.
