Andre Onana’s Latest Meltdown: Man United Keeper Shoves Fan After Another Howler

Manchester United’s walking disaster, Andre Onana, has managed to embarrass himself yet again, this time physically shoving a fan after another goalkeeping blunder cost Cameroon their World Cup dreams. Because apparently, making catastrophic errors on the pitch wasn’t enough—now he’s decided to take his frustrations out on supporters too.

The 29-year-old keeper, who’s become something of a punchline at Old Trafford, was between the sticks when Cameroon suffered a crushing 1-0 defeat to Cape Verde in their World Cup qualifier. And surprise, surprise, Onana was directly at fault for the goal that could end his country’s hopes of reaching the tournament.

Another Day, Another Onana Disaster

Let’s break down this latest masterclass in goalkeeping incompetence, shall we? When Cape Verde’s Dailon Livramento found himself one-on-one with Onana, any competent goalkeeper would have rushed out to narrow the angle. But not our Andre. He stayed glued to his line like he was waiting for a bus, giving Livramento all the time in the world to pick his spot.

Then, as if staying rooted wasn’t bad enough, when Livramento finally pulled the trigger, Onana managed to dive completely the wrong way. It’s almost impressive how consistently he manages to make the worst possible decision in crucial moments. This isn’t just bad luck—this is a pattern of poor judgment that’s become Onana’s calling card.

The goal leaves Cape Verde on the brink of their first-ever World Cup qualification, while Cameroon—a team that should be cruising through these qualifiers—sits in second place with just two games remaining. No pressure, Andre.

Fan Shove Shows Onana’s True Character

But here’s where things get really ugly. After the final whistle, fans flooded the pitch—a pretty normal occurrence in international football. Most were Cape Verde supporters celebrating their historic victory, but some were just trying to get selfies with players. Standard stuff, right?

Not for Onana, apparently. When one fan approached him, presumably for a photo, the Manchester United keeper didn’t think twice about shoving the supporter directly in the face
The whole incident was caught on camera and immediately went viral, because of course it did.

Now, Onana’s camp is spinning this as a “safety concern,” claiming he was just trying to get to the dressing room quickly. Give me a break. The guy made a career-ending mistake, cost his country a crucial match, and then took it out on an innocent fan. That’s not safety—that’s a tantrum.

A source close to the player told media outlets that “most of the fans, especially the Cape Verdean fans, all flood the field” and that Onana was “just looking to rush into the dressing room because of the nature of how the pitch was flooded with fans.” Sure, because shoving people in the face is definitely the mature way to handle crowd control.

Man United Finally Ready to Cut Ties

The timing of this incident is particularly interesting because Onana is reportedly on the verge of joining Turkish side Trabzonspor on loan. According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, all documents have been signed, and United will finally be rid of their goalkeeping nightmare.

And thank God for that. The 47 million pound keeper has been benched for United’s first three Premier League games this season, with Altay Bayındir preferred between the sticks. When you’re losing your spot to a backup goalkeeper who barely plays, you know you’ve hit rock bottom.

United legend Rio Ferdinand summed it up perfectly when he said the club wouldn’t have “players sitting around that are not worthy of being at the football club anymore.” Harsh words, but completely accurate. For too long, United has been stuck with underperforming players because of bad financial decisions.