Andre Onana urged to quit Man Utd by Red Devils flop after string of high-profile errors leads to relegation talk

United find themselves in 14th place in the Premier League table after 18 rounds of fixtures. Onana has not necessarily been a failure at the club as the Cameroonian goalkeeper has also had a number of major saves that have earned his side points. However, his performances are starting to be questioned.

Taibi joined United in 1999, but only played four games before moving for Reggina after a single season. The Italian was deemed a complete failure after conceding one of the softest goals in Old Trafford history, allowing a poor Matt Le Tissier shot to slip through his fingers and bounce gently into the net.

Speaking to The Sun, Taibi said: "I’d be straight to the point and tell him, ‘Andre, you are one of the best keepers in Europe but in the Premier League, you are under-performing. Block out criticism, do some soul-searching, press the reset and go again. And if things don’t change by June, move on’.

"I think subconsciously the United environment isn’t ideal for him and when a marriage is showing cracks, it’s pointless to continue. Sometimes things don’t work out at a team and it’s best to go separate ways, which would not be a failure.

"For me he’s a strong goalkeeper who finds himself in a situation where he can’t show his skills because he is not cut out for the English game. He’s only suited to the Prem when it comes to his ball-playing ability and structure."

Onana and United return to action on Monday when Newcastle visit Old Trafford.