Incredible, the unexpected Andy Cole’s critic to Onana that surprised the United fans

The last Manchester United’s signing Andre Onana caught all the lights in the friendly game against Real Madrid in Houston. The Cameroonian goalkeeper set a non seen before at United style for a goalkeeper, and that built a great controversy around his figure and his performances during the game.

One of the most unexpected critics was surprisingly made by a Manchester United legend, since the ex United player Andy Cole analyzed the abilities of the goalkeeper and left a controversial opinion in the air through the official club channel, MUTV.

The 51-year-old ex Manchester United player, who scored 121 goals at the club and was part of the team who conquered the iconic treble in the club’s history under Sir Alex Ferguson’s management, left his opinion about Onana and the comments quickly came up. "I don't care if you can do 10 kick-ups, a goalkeeper needs to be able to save the ball", Andy Cole said, dividing the opinions of the Manchester United fans.

The Cameroonian goalkeeper’s performance wasn’t unnoticed by the fans

In this sense, the Andre Onana’s figure wasn’t unnoticed during the game and the fans reacted to the Andy Cole words and the game completed by the new United’s player, since Onana played a key role in building up the game of Manchester United and he always asked for the ball to his teammates to break the Real Madrid’s low block pressure, but he was also criticized for being at least 15 yards out of his box during some periods in the game.