Andre Onana: Cameroon Goalkeeper Credits Edwin Van Der Sar for Helping Him Improve at Man United

• Andre Onana has credited Edwin van der Sar for his turnaround at Manchester United
• The Cameroonian has become a core figure for the club, earning supporters' admiration
• The 28-year-old's class is evidenced by crucial clean sheets and match-winning saves

Cameroon goalkeeper, Andre Onana has credited his resurgence at Manchester United to the invaluable support from former club legend Edwin van der Sar.

The 28-year-old, who faced initial criticism upon his arrival at Old Trafford from Ajax last summer, has since blossomed into a reliable figure for the Red Devils.

He has transformed from a figure of scrutiny to one of admiration among United supporters.

Speaking candidly about his mentorship, Onana expressed gratitude for Van der Sar's guidance during challenging times. He stressed the significance of the legend's experience and wisdom, acknowledging the impact of their ongoing communication.

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“He had a great career here, and he’s done a lot of things for Manchester United and for me. I am still in contact with him and very happy to talk to him sometimes, when we can. Talking about him is great because he did a lot for me," Onana told United Focus.

Despite a rocky start, the African shot-stopper has evolved into one of the club's standout performers, with his contributions instrumental to their pursuit of an elusive top-four finish in the Premier League.

Evidencing his impact on the pitch, he has amassed 8 clean sheets in the top flight this season, as reported by the Premier League. Notable performances against Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Luton Town and a crucial FA Cup victory over Nottingham Forest underscore his importance to the club's aspirations.

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Onana buys 8-bedroom mansion in Italy

Sports Brief reported that Onana purchased an 8-bedroom luxurious mansion in Milan.

The 27-year-old goalkeeper had one remarkable season with Inter Milan, leading the Serie A giants to the UEFA Champions League final before moving to England.

His latest mansion, which sits on a surface area of 1,300 m2, and an outdoor area of 3,000 m2, is worth a whopping £6.5milllion and is located on the outskirts of Milan, precisely in Corbetta.