Andre Onana has been impressed by Manchester United's quality in transition since arriving this summer. Onana will make his competitive debut for United when they host Wolves at Old Trafford this evening.
The 27-year-old has been getting to know his teammates during pre-season, following a £47.72million move from Inter Milan. The goalkeeper has been able to see for himself the improvement Erik ten Hag has overseen at United, particularly in the danger they can create in transition.
The Dutchman said in July that he wanted his side to be 'the best transition team in the world', and Onana has seen that in action. Want to join our MUFC Pro club for a totally ad-free version of the MEN’s Man United app packed with premium features? Click here LIVE: United vs Wolves team news, build-up and commentary from Old Trafford “We have so many qualities, we have great players and we’re really good in transitions," Onana told Sky Sports before kick-off against Wolves. "It is really important for us to keep the ball, organise the situation but I’m really calm and confident.
If we do the right things everything will be right.” A major part of Ten Hag's insistence on signing Onana came as a result of the goalkeeper's quality in possession.
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