Man United set to determine Onana’s  replacement after departed de Gea

Manchester United failed to finalize the transfer of Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana during the current summer transfer window, according to Sport report. The British newspaper “Daily Mail” reported that Manchester United has not yet reached an agreement with Inter Milan about the value of the Onana deal. Reports indicated that if Man United does not make a new offer to its Italian counterpart within the next 24 hours for Onana, the club board will consider his staying for one year more.
Daily Mail added that Manchester United did not rule out keeping Dean Henderson as the first goalkeeper for the team next season if they could not reach an agreement with the Italian club. 
When asked about the importance of quickly signing Onana, Manchester United manager Ten Hag commented, "Of course, it is important, as strengthening the guard position is a priority, but I am happy with the current squad."
He added, "Of course, Henderson can guard the team's goalkeeping, and I watched him last season completely during his loan period with Nottingham Forest."