Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana believes last season’s experiences will ensure he performs better in the new campaign.
Onana’s debut campaign, after completing a £47.2m move from Inter Milan last summer, was marred by errors.
They proved costly when United exited the Champions League at the group stage and raised questions from manager Erik ten Hag, who dropped four-time player of the year David de Gea to bring the Cameroonian international to the club.
Onana improved after the Africa Cup of Nations, although he was blamed by some for what proved to be Manchester City’s consolation goal in the FA Cup final last May.
“Last year will help, 100%,” said the 28-year-old from United’s pre-season training camp in the United States. “When you move to a new country, some people need time to feel good and play well.
“Mistakes are part of life. Who doesn’t make mistakes? I’m old enough to accept that kind of responsibility.
“This club is one of the biggest in the world and it takes a lot of personality and character to play here and that’s what you have to show on the pitch.”
