Whether Onana was rested or simply brought down to visit Newcastle, the fact that not even her name was on the bench was a brave decision by the president of United.
In his speech before the game began, former Manchester United captain Roy Kane said Amore’s patience with the Cameron was not old.
“I think he has played a good game in the Premier League because United was actually too bad,” Keane told Sky Sports.
“The goalkeeper has made some big mistakes and has been punished, so it is a big call for the manager,” he said.
Onna has been hit by a fire again after two high costs of 2-2 draw in Lyon on Thursday.
Since the beginning of last season, the 29-year-old has made eight mistakes and has scored in all competitions, making each goalkeeper playing for a Premier League club.
“The situation is going on,” former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson told 5 Live.
“Many Manchester United fans are tired of him and there is a time when you have to get the goalkeeper out of the shooting line because the pressures are high,” he said.
“When you’re in front of the opponents, every time you touch the ball, you’re reminded of bad forms and sometimes you need to rest,” Ronaldo said.
“It’s a good man to put your arm on him and say, ‘You’re still the number one goalkeeper, but you’re not playing for the levels I want to play with – I’ll take you out, whether it’s one, two or three games.