Manchester United have reportedly agreed to sanction another player’s exit to Turkey ahead of Andre Onana’s medical with Trabzonspor tomorrow.
It was reported over the weekend that the Red Devils had accepted a loan proposal from Trabzonspor to send Onana on loan for the campaign.
A day later, the goalkeeper also green-lit the move himself, and is now preparing to fly to finalise the switch after featuring for his native Cameroon over the international break.
Tyrell Malacia on cusp of Super Lig loan move
Now, journalist Resat Can Ozbudak claims Eyupspor have ‘reached an agreement’ with United to take Tyrell Malacia off their hands for the season.
Super Lig clubs have until Friday, September 12 to get their remaining summer deals over the line, meaning both sides have ample time to hash out the final details.
Malacia is the last member of United’s ‘bomb squad’ still waiting on a move elsewhere. He’s been made to watch on as Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho all departed Carrington for new ventures.
Malacia missed out on Spain switch in final days of window
The Dutch international, 26, was on the verge of joining Elche on loan, but the deal fell through at the final stages due to a disagreement between the clubs over a buy clause/obligation.
He has not been utilised at all by Ruben Amorim since 2025/2026 got underway, and it remains to be seen if he will be recalled to the first-team in the event his transfer fails to materialise.
Before joining eventual Eredivisie winners PSV Eindhoven in January, Malacia featured eight times under Amorim after returning to action from his lengthy knee injury, which kept him sidelined for over 18 months.
