Manchester United goalkeeper, Andre Onana, has warned fans that he will take more risks this season.

United manager, Erik ten Hag, brought in Onana to replace David De Gea last summer.

The Cameroon stopper was recruited for his ability to play more expansively by passing out from the back, coming off his line and even outside his penalty box.

In his early days, Onana was beaten from the halfway line on his home debut against Lens.

But the 28-year-old settled in after a poor start and played in all but one of United’s 54 games.

Ahead of his season campaign, Onana said: “I think it’s what you’re going to see this season because I will take a lot of risks.

“I can tell you in advance already! Be prepared because it’s going to be (like that) this season, trust me! I will enjoy it even more when this season starts.

“The best team in the world takes risks. Building from the back, recognizing things, situations, when the opponent jumps one against one or when they press with three or with four.”

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