"Each game feels like a final

 Andre Onana expresses immense pride in being a regular Manchester United player, especially as a goalkeeper. 

"I'm really pleased and delighted with the win," he shared with MUTV's Liam Bradford.

"This victory was crucial for us, and every match holds immense significance for us right now.

"Each game feels like a final. I'm thrilled, and our defensive performance was solid. We had to display courage throughout because we were up against a formidable opponent.

"Particularly in the first half, we had to initiate our attacks from the defensive line, and we executed that well. I'm pleased with the goals we scored. Now, it's important for us to prepare for the upcoming fixtures."

With Raphael Varane and Jonny Evans form

ing the defensive line ahead of him, Andre has been tasked with guiding various partnerships throughout a season plagued by injuries for United.

Offering a glimpse into his interactions within the dressing room, the 27-year-old mentions that he frequently switches between multiple languages to foster connections with his fellow Reds teammates.

"It's crucial to communicate with every teammate effectively; for instance, when I converse with Licha [Lisandro Martinez], I speak in Spanish," explained the Cameroon international."Having the ability to speak multiple languages is beneficial because then, with Raphael [Varane], I converse in French."At times, I make mistakes by speaking French with Licha afterward because I have so many languages in my mind!"Being able to switch between languages during the game is enjoyable. But, for me, it's a tremendous honor to be here and play alongside these individuals."With an Emirates FA Cup quarter-final against Liverpool looming, Andre commends the unwavering support of our dedicated fans, expressing his gratitude to the Old Trafford faithful."There's much more to come; it took me seven months to settle in 

With the opportunity to contribute significantly to Erik ten Hag's team's push towards the end of the season, Onana aims for his performances to serve as a catalyst in the pursuit of a top-four position.

"I'm immensely grateful for the support from everyone, especially during the challenging initial phase."Now, I receive abundant support from the fans, teammates, and the club, and I feel much better. I'm thrilled, and I believe the future holds great things."Manchester United forward Alejandro Garnacho still finds it surreal to hear his name echoed around Old Trafford.Our no.17 showcased his prowess at the Theatre of Dreams as Erik ten Hag's side secured a commendable 2-0 victory over Everton in the Premier League, courtesy of penalties from Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford.Garnacho, instrumental in winning both spot-kicks, continuously troubled Everton's defense with his dynamic play.Speaking to TNT Sports post-match, the Argentina internationa

Demonstrating his prowess by securing an eighth Premier League clean sheet against Everton on Saturday, Onana admits it took him some time to adapt after his transition from Internazionale.

l expressed his joy at hearing his name chanted by the Old Trafford faithful.

"It's like a dream come true at my age," Garna exclaimed.

"I'm incredibly proud and happy."

Despite narrowly missing out on scoring against Sean Dyche's side, Garnacho remained a constant threat with his skill and flair.

Heading into a crucial period with an FA Cup clash against Liverpool looming, the United Academy graduate emphasizes the importance of finishing the season strongly.

"It's always crucial to secure victory and earn three points," added the United forward.

"Given our recent league defeats, it's vital if we aim to secure a Champions League spot next season."

Addressing the penalty duties shared between Fernandes and Rashford, Garnacho emphasizes the collective goal of winning above all else.

"Bruno is the captain and holds the responsibility for penalties," the 19-year-old remarked.

"If Bruno isn't available, Rashford steps up. It's not a concern who takes the penalty as long as we secure the win."

"Each game feels like a final

A collaborative effort has been initiated to explore possibilities for revitalizing the Old Trafford area in Greater Manchester, with the focal point being the development of a world-class football stadium.

The establishment of the 'Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force' aims to unite local leaders and national experts to evaluate how stadium development can contribute to the rejuvenation of an area with a rich industrial heritage and significant potential for future growth. The project intends to deliver both social and economic advantages for the entire region.

Led by Lord Sebastian Coe, former Chair of the organizing committee for the 2012 London Olympics, the task force will investigate the feasibility of constructing a new stadium of national importance capable of hosting international games and finals, while also providing an updated home for Manchester United. Other key members include Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, Sara Todd, Chief Executive of Trafford Council, and Gary Neville, former Manchester United captain.

In alignment with Trafford Council’s Trafford Wharfside Framework, the initiative aims to support the revitalization of the area spanning between Trafford Park and Salford Quays, contributing to the 'levelling up' agenda to stimulate investment in the northern regions of England. Additionally, it seeks to address the over-concentration of major sporting venues and events in London and the south-east.

Lord Coe expressed his enthusiasm, drawing from his experience in sports, highlighting the potential for stadiums to serve as focal points for communities and drivers of social and economic progress. Andy Burnham emphasized the positive impact the development would have on attracting investment and creating employment opportunities across the city-region.

Sara Todd welcomed Manchester United's commitment to remain at Old Trafford while expressing anticipation for renewed investment in the development of a world-class stadium. Gary Neville stressed the importance of ensuring that the stadium's evolution aligns with the club's stature while benefiting the surrounding community.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, underscored the significance of the project in rejuvenating an area steeped in British industrial history and highlighted the need for collaborative efforts to seize this transformative opportunity.