Andre Onana's Trabzonspor Loan Reaches New Low After Fenerbahce Performance

Trabzonspor fans have slammed Manchester United loanee Andre Onana after he failed to make a save in their 3-2 home defeat to Fenerbahce.

Onana joined the Turkish Super Lig club on a season-long loan in September after being made surplus to requirements at Old Trafford.

His last game in a United shirt to date was the shock defeat to League Two side Grimsby Town in the second round of the Carabao Cup.

Onana was named as the Player of the Match on debut for Trabzonspor, and came in for significant praise from Turkish media after his early performances.

The i Paper reported in November that the Cameroon international still held hopes of regaining a starting spot at United on his return to the club this summer.

Onana last played for United in August (Image: Getty)

Trabzonspor currently sit third in the Turkish Super Lig, but Saturday's 3-2 defeat to home to leaders Fenerbahce has all but ended their hopes of winning the title.

In December, they drew 3-3 at home to Besiktas and suffered a 4-3 away defeat to mid-table side Genclerbirligi.

Against Fenerbahce, Onana conceded three goals from three shots on target, and was also shown a yellow card by the referee shortly after the visitors went 1-0 ahead.

However, while he got a hand to the ball before it went into the back of the net, there appeared to be little he could have done to keep the score down.

Fans have been critical of the goalkeeper on social media, though, with one writing: "I think when Onana first arrived, he was delivering outstanding performances ... since he wasn't included in the Africa Cup squad, his morale dropped, and his performance declined."

A second said: "What did this goalkeeper do in the match? How it is possible to score goals so easily."

And a third wrote: "Our kids standing on the bench behind him are a thousand times better."

A fourth added: "Fenerbahce is showing an average performance but Trabzonspor is bad and when Andre Onana is extra bad the score became 1-2."

Turkish journalist Semih Durasi, meanwhile, noted: "Andre Onana is experiencing the third worst season of his career in terms of save success rate (67%).

"He experienced an incredible drop after December. Save success rate in the last seven matches is 45.8%."