Roy Keane names Man Utd star he is still 'not convinced' by as he lists Ruben Amorim's problems in scathing assessment
Roy Keane named the ONE Manchester United star he is still 'not convinced' by as he revealed Ruben Amorim's problems in a scathing assessment.
Amorim's side return to action this afternoon when they host Arsenal in a huge Premier League fixture.
The Red Devils enter the Old Trafford showdown having drawn 1-1 with Real Sociedad in midweek and been dumped out of the FA Cup last weekend.
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Ahead of kick-off, Keane, who was joined by Paul Merson, Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville in the Sky Sports studio, shared his thoughts on Man United's game against Arsenal.
In doing so, he listed a series of problems, including injuries and set pieces, before highlighting Andre Onana as a player that he is still 'not convinced' by.
"[The club’s problems have] been well-documented," Keane said on Sky Sports. "The problems, there’s been no real reaction to the new manager coming in. Results haven’t been great. A few injuries.
"They don’t look like they’ve got many goals in them. Not great at set pieces. They don’t look very dynamic. Still not convinced with the goalkeeper."
He added: “We keep discussing this every time we focus on United. So many problems. But they have to try and get some belief, confidence back into the group. Find something from within the dressing room.”
Onana, 28, was signed by Erik ten Hag, who coached the goalkeeper during his spell at Ajax.
The Cameroon international cost Man United an initial £43.8 million, having starred at Inter Milan.
But Onana has endured a mixed spell at Man United and has struggled for consistency. He has come under criticism for some of his performances this season.
He played 51 games last season and has appeared in 37 matches across all competitions this campaign.
Like many of Ten Hag's signings, Onana has been linked with a move away from the club as Amorim could replace the stopper when the transfer window reopens this summer.
Topics: Roy Keane, Andre Onana, Football, Man Utd
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