Manchester United’s pursuit of Andre Onana appears to be coming to an end, with reports indicating that the Inter Milan goalkeeper is actively looking for an apartment in Manchester.

The club has submitted a second bid worth £43 million for the Cameroon international and the deal is expected to be completed within the next week. Onana played an important role for Inter last season, playing 41 matches and sharing goalkeeping duties with Samir Handanovic.

His successful partnership with manager Erik ten Hag at Ajax, where they won three Eredivisie titles, raised hopes of a reunion at Old Trafford.

This potential acquisition provided further impetus to David de Gea’s departure as a free agent after signing a contract with Man United.

Although de Gea had initially agreed to a new deal, Ten Hag’s change of heart, due to delivery concerns after an error-ridden season, changed the situation.

United гemɑi𝚗 are ready to discuss further with de Gea, but the scenario of Onana taking on the role of successor is attracting attention. If this move goes through, it will continue Manchester United’s successful summer of acquisitions.

The midfield has been strengthened with the addition of Mason Mount from Chelsea for £60m, having just attended his first training session at Carrington.

Additionally, United’s attention also extends to Danish striker Rasmus Hojlund, a 20-year-old talent who scored 10 goals for Atalanta last season. Holland emerged as a cost-effective option for ten Hags, especially compared to more experienced options such as Victor Osimhen and Harry Kane.

Against the backdrop of these developments, Andre Onana’s search for a Manchester apartment highlights the possibility of completing a big-money transfer, reflecting Manchester United’s calculated and astute approach to the transfer market.