Manchester United are not planning to include Andre Onana in their squad next season, sources have told ESPN.
The Cameroon goalkeeper has had a positive season on loan at Turkish club Trabzonspor.
He was hopeful of returning to United to compete with No.1 Senne Lammens ahead of next season, but the 30-year-old is not in the club's plans.
Work is set to start to find suitors for Onana, who is under contract at Old Trafford until 2028.
Sources have told ESPN that United are open to signing a goalkeeper this summer.
Current No. 2 Altay Bayindir was the subject of interest from Besiktas in January and is expected to leave the club in the next window.
Lammens has established himself as first-choice in his debut season following his arrival from Royal Antwerp in September, but United are aware that they need a strong squad ahead of their return to the Champions League.
Onana made 102 appearances for United after arriving in a £43.8 million ($59m) deal from Inter Milan under former boss Erik ten Hag in 2023. Following the signing of Lammens, Onana was loaned to Trabzonspor, where he has made 30 appearances.
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Sources have told ESPN that United could face an issue in trying to offload Onana because of his wages. His salary at United was reduced last season after the club failed to qualify for Europe which helped facilitate his move to Trabzonspor.
Onana's wage is expected to rise over the summer in line with the rest of the squad after United sealed Champions League qualification, which could prove a stumbling block for interested clubs.
