Manchester United are set to finish the £47million signing of Andre Onana from Inter Milan, however considered one of his soon-to-be team-mates Donny van de Beek has already piled the stress on the goalkeeper. The Cameroon worldwide has been seen as David De Gea's alternative after impressing within the Champions League and can get an opportunity to work with Erik ten Hag once more.

However, Van de Beek is anticipating huge issues from the stopper. Speaking after scoring in United's pleasant win over Lyon, he informed The United Stand: "My expectations of him [Onana] are high."

Van de Beek and Onana had been team-mates collectively at Ajax for 4 years whereas working beneath Ten Hag, as United's forgotten man will know all in regards to the 27-year-old's capabilities.

The goalkeeper is at the moment at United's coaching floor Carrington to be able to endure a medical and put the ultimate touches on his switch, following a breakthrough in negotiations between the Red Devils and Inter.

Van de Beek scored the one purpose of the sport early into the second half in opposition to Lyon in Edinburgh, however admitted that he doesn't know what the long run holds for himself after lacking the vast majority of final season by damage.

"Yeah [he could stay at United]," he added. "But it's also a possibility that I move, so everything is open. It's hard to say now where my future is — I'm focussing on getting as fit as possible and pushing on."

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