- De Gea receives emotional Old Trafford farewell
- Fans turn on Onana after costly mistakes
- Calls grow for a new United goalkeeper
GettyAndre Onana brutally told his 'time is up' at Man Utd as Ruben Amorim urged to consider shock David de Gea homecoming transfer

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✅ Serves as the undisputed primary home for Serie A in the US, streaming all 380 league fixtures live and on-demand.
✅ Gives fans the choice to watch matches with either the dedicated CBS English-language studio team or the authentic, original Italian-language broadcast audio.
✅ Packages the complete Italian domestic calendar (including the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa) right next to their exclusive English-language coverage of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.

Peacock
✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.
✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.
✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.

Fubo
✅ Carries local CBS stations, CBS Sports Network, Telemundo, and Universo, giving you access to both the English and Spanish linear television broadcasts for Serie A.
✅ Offers a fully-featured 5-day free trial, allowing you to stream live weekend matches, use the DVR, and test the interface before committing to a paid subscription.
✅ Allows you to record games while you're away or asleep and stream them on your own schedule across unlimited screens on your home network.

Paramount+
✅ Serves as the undisputed primary home for Serie A in the US, streaming all 380 league fixtures live and on-demand.
✅ Gives fans the choice to watch matches with either the dedicated CBS English-language studio team or the authentic, original Italian-language broadcast audio.
✅ Packages the complete Italian domestic calendar (including the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa) right next to their exclusive English-language coverage of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.

Peacock
✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.
✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.
✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.
GettyWHAT HAPPENED?
In 2022-23, De Gea played a pivotal role in securing a third-place finish in the Premier League for Man Utd and their run to glory in the Carabao Cup. He was still at the top of his game statistically, yet United let his contract run down, and he spent the next year out of the game before joining Fiorentina. On Saturday, the United faithful finally had the chance to say goodbye to De Gea, who was replaced in the Old Trafford net by Onana.
GettyTHE BIGGER PICTURE
When United shelled out £47 million ($63m) to bring in the Cameroon international from Inter Milan, the move was sold as an upgrade, with Onana seen as a modern keeper who could play out from the back and revolutionise their build-up play. Instead, his two campaigns have been littered with high-profile errors, sloppy shot-stopping, and moments that have left fans questioning why a club icon was so hastily discarded.
WHAT JANSEN SAID
In an interview with BettingLounge.co.uk, former Premier League striker Matt Jansen summed up the growing sentiment in uncompromising fashion: "They [United] won’t succeed until they change the goalkeeper, in my opinion. They were trying to go for Emiliano Martinez at Aston Villa, he’d be an improvement. Honestly, you could name half a dozen keepers who would be better than Onana.
"He hasn’t done well. Maybe even David de Gea could come back and still do a job. But it’s clear they need to make a change at the goalkeeper position, it hasn’t worked with Onana, and his time is up. They never should’ve let De Gea go. That was a strange decision, and they’ve paid the price for it."
DID YOU KNOW?
It’s no secret that United have been weighing up alternative No.1s this summer. World Cup winner Martinez reportedly remains a target, while PSG star Gianluigi Donnarumma is also understood to be on the recruitment shortlist. The speculation intensified when Onana picked up a hamstring injury during pre-season, briefly sidelining him and leaving United scrambling to cover the position. However, it has been suggested that the Red Devils will pause their pursuit of a new 'keeper unless they are able to find a lucrative suitor for Onana.
Getty WHAT NEXT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED?
Onana is expected to be fit in time for United’s 2025-26 Premier League opener, a blockbuster home clash against familiar rivals Arsenal on August 17. Whether that will be the start of his redemption arc or simply the beginning of the end remains to be seen.
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