Andre Onana was told to leave Manchester United in the summer over a former Old Trafford flop.
The goalkeeper has had a tough time at the club since joining Inter for £47million last summer, which saw him replace long-standing number one David De Gea in a fiery call made by former manager Erik ten. Hagg.
Ten Hag was sacked in October and replaced by Ruben Amorim, and the Daily Star claimed Onana is unhappy with life in Manchester. The same outlet also reported that the 28-year-old was already unsettled before Ten Hag's dismissal, but the situation has worsened since Amorim's arrival.
Despite winning the FA Cup last season, Onana has been at fault for several goals during his time in Manchester, most recently against Wolves when Matheus Cunha scored directly from a corner in the 2-0 defeat last time out.
Reports have emerged that United could dip into the transfer market and look to replace the 28-year-old, with Bart Verbruggen reportedly a target after a series of impressive performances for Brighton.
Meanwhile, former United goalkeeper Massimo Taibi knows what it's like to struggle with the club and has suggested Onana cut his losses as soon as he can.
Former Old Rafford flop urged Andre Onana to leave Manchester United
The goalkeeper has once again experienced a difficult season, having scored several goals
Massimo Taibi has claimed that it is “useless” for Onana to remain at the club after the end of the season
Onana was recently criticized for conceding a direct goal from a corner in the 2-0 loss to Wolves.
“I would get straight to the point and say: 'André, you are one of the best goalkeepers in Europe, but in the Premier League you are underperforming. Block out the criticism, do some soul-searching, hit the reset button, and off we go again. And if things don't change by June, let's move on,” he told Sun.
'I think subconsciously the US environment is not ideal for him and when a marriage shows cracks, there is no point in continuing. Sometimes things don't work out in a team and it is better to go separate ways, which would not be a failure.
“For me he is a strong goalkeeper who finds himself in a situation where he cannot show his skills because he is not cut out for English football. He only suits the Prem in terms of his ability and structure to play with the ball.
There were high hopes for Taibi when he joined United in 1999 from Venice, but he played just four games before leaving a year later and returning to Italy with Reggina.
He finished the rest of his career in his homeland, retiring in 2009, with Premier League fans wondering what might have become of his time in Manchester.
His stay ultimately became famous for conceding one of the softest goals in Premier League history when Matt Le Tissier's effort slipped out of his hands and into the goal.
Onana, meanwhile, has been part of a United defense that has conceded nine goals in its last three games, which included a 4-3 loss to Tottenham and a 3-0 defeat at home to Bournemouth.
He has been criticized for a number of errors throughout his Manchester career, although generally praised for his distribution, despite also sometimes causing United difficulties. Meanwhile, Amorim has held firm at its number one spot.
