Inter Goalie Andre Onana Celebrates Reaching UCL Final With Family at San Siro

• Andre Onana celebrated with family after reaching the Champions League final
• The Cameroonian goalkeeper's family watched him play for Inter against AC Milan
• Onana has kept the most clean sheets in the European competition this season

Cameroonian goalkeeper, Andre Onana reunited with his family at the San Siro Stadium after leading Inter Milan to the final of the UEFA Champions League.

The Nerazurri beat city rivals, AC Milan to reach the final of Europe's elite competition for the first time in 13 years.

Onana has been instrumental in Inter's journey in this season's Champions League, keeping eight clean sheets and not conceding in four knockout games.

In a photo shared on social media after the match on Wednesday, the former Cameroon shot-stopper was seen with his family as he celebrated the moment.

"At the end! UEFA Champions League. Proud of this team," Onana wrote on social media.

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Inter Milan will now await the winner of the match between Real Madrid and Manchester City in the final of the Champions League.

Meanwhile, Onana has emerged as a transfer target for English giants, Chelsea following his outstanding campaign in the Serie A, reports GivesMeSport.

He joined the former Italian champions last summer from Dutch giants, Ajax Amsterdam.

Onana sets new UCL record

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Cameroonian goalkeeper, Onana set a new record as Inter Milan goalkeeper in the UEFA Champions League.

The former Ajax shot-stopper became the first Nerazurri keeper to keep seven clean sheets in a single season in the elite European competition.

Onana has also made the most saves in the competition, cementing his status as one of the greatest goalies to have turned out in blue and black.

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Inter Milan goalkeeper, Onana spent time with his community in Yaoundé. He was seen playing street football after he was sent home from Cameroon's camp during the World Cup.

The former Ajax shot-stopper, who started for the Indomitable Lions in their opener against Switzerland, was sacked from camp after a confrontation with coach, Rigobert Song.

He missed the games against Serbia and Brazil as Cameroon drew and won their last two matches, before ultimately falling short of expectations heading into the next rounds.