Andre Onana and Erik ten Hag‘s promising first season in charge has unraveled and turned into a nightmare second season both on and off the field.

And Manchester United fans are extremely concerned about Onana’s weakness at keeping the ball out after the club brutally cut ties with their long serving goalkeeper, in the summer to sign Onana for £47 million ($57 million).

Onana’s shot stopping and reactions were also regarded as assets when he arrived in Manchester with a reputation for being at ease with the ball and possessing an outstanding passing range, as demonstrated during Inter Milan’s run to the Champions League final the previous year.

However, in the first six games of his United career, he faced 38 shots on target, stopped 65.8% of them, and allowed 14 goals.

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I personally fink it should judge from these angles.

-Are the defenders doing thier jobs?

- Among the goals he conceded, how many entered back of net due to errors from him?

What do you expect from the keeper when he faces average of six shots on target per match. Poor defenders are to blame