It’s now very clear that Onana was never the real issue at Man United – this guy is even worse!” – Roy Keane brutally calls out United flop after nightmare debut against Newcastle, says he has no common sense to survive in the Premier League. HE HANDED NEWCASTLE A GOAL… AND MAY HAVE JUST ENDED HIS UNITED CAREER BEFORE IT EVEN STARTED😡🙀🙀
Roy Keane Unleashes Fury on Man United’s Latest Goalkeeping Catastrophe
Manchester United’s goalkeeping nightmare has taken a turn for the worse—and Roy Keane isn’t holding back. Following a dismal debut by United’s newest keeper in their clash with Newcastle, the former captain offered a no-holds-barred assessment that shook the fanbase.
What should have been a moment of hope quickly turned into a debacle. In a glaring mistake under pressure, the new goalkeeper tried to play out from the back, hesitated at the worst possible time, lost control—and handed Newcastle an easy goal. The blunder left even loyal fans speechless.
Speaking after the game on Sky Sports, Keane didn’t mince words.
> “If anyone still thought Onana was the problem, today proves otherwise. This guy is even more of a liability! Onana, at least, brought some authority. This one? No calmness, no sense, no clue. You won’t last long in the Premier League like that—it’ll swallow you whole.”
Social media exploded almost instantly. Clips of the mistake spread like wildfire, and fans were brutal in their reactions. Many questioned the logic behind the signing, while others flat-out called for him to be dropped—or even sold—after just one match.
One frustrated supporter captured the mood perfectly:
> “He might’ve just written the end of his United story before it even began.”
Meanwhile, manager Erik ten Hag finds himself under even more scrutiny. With defensive misfires becoming routine and confidence in the backline at rock bottom, his rebuilding efforts seem to be crumbling.
There was a time when goalkeepers at Old Trafford were a source of pride. Now, they’re the punchline. And if Keane’s verdict carries weight—which it often does—this latest acquisition may soon be remembered as one of the worst in the club’s storied history.
