Ruben Amorim has confirmed that Andre Onana will return to the goal for the quarter -finals of the Europa League in Manchester United with Lyon in Old Trafford.
The 29-year-old was oxated at the weekend for 4-1-drubbing by United in Newcastle United after having intensive pressure after a flood of recent mistakes.
Onana was susceptible to the strange howler, but has improved his level of performance in general after he is difficult in life as a man UTD player. Two mistakes against Lyon in France, however, cost expensive-sie 2-2 to the tie level in the second leg, when the 13-time Premier League winner France should have left with an advantage.
Altay Bayindir, the hero of the penalty win of the third round of the FA Cup in January, was unable to grasp his chance, but made a big gun to give Newcastle in a convincing victory against Amorim’s charges.
After reports pointed out that Onana was “refreshed” and willing to return, Amorim has now confirmed that the former Interst stopper will be between the sticks, since United will produce the last four of the Europa League.
“Onana will play tomorrow,” Amorim told reporters. “I only think first as a coach and also as a former player. I try to do things that can help a player in this situation. Sometimes we talk about the physical administration of players, we also have to manage them mentally.
“But then they have to go back to the competition and Onana is ready. He had a weekend when I felt that it was better for him not to play, and a good thing for Altay, and this week my thinking was to make mastana to play.”
The Portuguese took advantage of how his decision was made, and continued: “Of course the staff is not only there to be there. Of course I have conversations and then I have my feeling as a coach and former player.
“Then I try to imagine the game because of course they defend a goal but have different properties. Therefore I do the evaluation as well as I do it for the other players.
“Of course the other players, as we want to play, is more with me, of course I have a conversation with the employees, but of course, of course, [goalkeeper coaches] Craig [Mawson] And [Jorge] Have important effects on my decision. “