Parker angrily criticized Onana: He is not even a goalkeeper, who was looking for these people?

Onana, 29, once again staged a nightmare performance in Manchester United's shameful loss to Greensby in the League Cup. Manchester United former player Paul Parker said Onana "is not even considered a goalkeeper." Parker said he was tired of people always asking him about the "mess" of Manchester United goalkeeper's position.

How do you view Manchester United's current goalkeeper status?

"This is becoming a mess! When I go out and wander around, the first thing people talk to me about is always 'What's going on with your goalkeeper?'"

"The problem is that he is not a goalkeeper, and he can't even be a goalkeeper, it's that simple!"

"Manchester United needs a goalkeeper, and it's already clear. They absolutely need a goalkeeper, because I say it again, he's not always a goalkeeper, and no one can tell me that it's not."

Why do you think he's not a real goalkeeper?

"He has no hand shape that goalkeeper needs, no goalkeeper standing posture, nor the goalkeeper's position. I really want to see a photo of him wearing gloves when he was 10 years old. But the gloves I mean does not refer to that kind of rubber cleaning gloves."

How do you view other goalkeepers in the rumored signings of the team?

(When talking about the rumors with Belgian goalkeeper Sene Lamens) Parker added: "I have always heard about who they are going to sign, Belgian goalkeeper, Belgium's No. 2 goal. They signed a Turkey's No. 2 goal (Baindel) before. Who found these goalkeepers?!"

"Is this what the head coach wants? Is this what the head coach trusted? Can he handle corner kicks? If he can save the ball, do you still have to worry about whether he will give the opponent a corner kick? Will he racquet the opponent's player's feet?"

"I really don't care at all if he is the best passer in the world. I don't care whether he will pass the ball, I just want to know if he is a good saver."

Regarding the possibility of De Gea's return?

"I don't think he will come back. If he does, I'll be surprised because he knows he will face tremendous pressure to recreate his past performance. I think he should now enjoy the treatment he should have been given before he left, rather than being criticized and questioned. Live in the good impression people have of you now, rather than come back and take risks."

Manchester United lost to the penalty shootout against the English League Two team Greensby in the second round, and Onana performed poorly↓