West Ham United were offered the opportunity to sign Andre Onana from Manchester United on loan this summer but rejected the move. The deal was aborted by chairman David Sullivan due to concerns over Onana's errors, particularly in a Carabao Cup loss to Grimsby. West Ham had explored the loan as a temporary solution but pulled out amid doubts about his reliability. The interest was reported by talkSPORT.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer situation involving Andre Onana and West Ham. Andre Onana will reportedly be offered to West Ham if United can sign a new goalkeeper, likely Senne Lammens.

According to 90min, West Ham United is in discussions with Manchester United concerning a potential loan move for André Onana. West Ham United has engaged in talks with Manchester United about acquiring André Onana on loan. These negotiations are part of West Ham's efforts to enhance their squad by temporarily adding André Onana, indicating their intention to improve their goalkeeping options for the upcoming season. The 29-year-old Cameroonian goalkeeper is under contract with Manchester United until June 2028, with a market value estimated at €25.00m by Transfermarkt. Besides West Ham, other clubs such as Galatasaray, Inter, and Al Hilal have also shown interest in the goalkeeper.