What Onana said after keeping another clean sheet (2-0) against Everton

Following another clean sheet (2-0) against Everton, Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana addresses his critics with a confident statement.

After Manchester United’s 2-0 win against Everton, goalkeeper Andre Onana responded to critics with confidence and determination, reflecting on his performance and the team’s progress.

Onana’s stellar performance in the game against Everton has placed him neck-and-neck with Chelsea’s David Raya in the clean sheet race, marking his eighth clean sheet of the season.

In a post-match interview, Onana expressed his satisfaction with the victory, emphasizing the importance of every match as the team strives for success.

“I feel good and happy for the victory because it was an important game for us. Every match is like a final at the moment,” Onana stated.

Acknowledging the tough opposition posed by Everton, Onana commended his teammates’ bravery and the collective effort in securing the win.

“We had to be brave because we faced a really good opponent. Especially in the first half, when I was happy with the opening goal. We’re ready for the coming games,” Onana remarked.

Reflecting on the team’s defensive prowess, Onana credited the entire squad for their commitment to defending and expressed optimism for future performances.

“That means we are good at defending. The defenders, midfielders, and strikers are sacrificing for the team, and that’s what we work for, so I’m very happy with these numbers,” Onana affirmed.

Addressing his personal journey at Manchester United, Onana expressed gratitude for the support received during challenging times and expressed confidence in his continued improvement.

“In the beginning, when I arrived here, I received a lot of support from the fans, my teammates, and the club. Now I’m better, and I’m very happy. You will see much more from me; trust me,” Onana reassured.

Looking ahead, Onana emphasized the team’s ambitions for Champions League qualification and aspirations for future success.

“Hopefully, in the coming years, we’ll fight for big things. Hopefully, we get the top four this season because it’s very important we get UCL,” Onana concluded, demonstrating his commitment to Manchester United’s objectives.