Altay Bayindir voices frustration with limited opportunities at Manchester United.

A new goalkeeper will make his debut for United, as Andre Onana is currently at AFCON.

January 18th 2024.

Altay Bayindir voices frustration with limited opportunities at Manchester United.
Altay Bayindir is eagerly anticipating his debut for Manchester United, despite not having played a single game for the club since joining from Fenerbahce last summer. As the backup to Andre Onana, it was expected that Bayindir's playing time would be limited, but he has yet to even make an appearance in the FA Cup or Carabao Cup, even with Onana's struggles since his big-money move from Inter Milan.

There were hopes that Bayindir would finally get his chance as the new year began, with Onana away on international duty for the Africa Cup of Nations with Cameroon. However, the 27-year-old controversially delayed his departure in order to play in United's fixtures against Wigan and Tottenham. Despite this setback, Bayindir remains positive and fully supportive of Onana, emphasizing the close bond he shares with his fellow goalkeepers at the club.

"We have a great team dynamic and everyone is positive every day," Bayindir shared with United's official website. "That's the most important thing for us. All the goalkeepers have a great character and we support each other. Of course, we all want to be on the pitch, but we have a good energy and it doesn't matter who is playing because we will always support them."

The Turkish international also stressed the importance of team spirit and unity, stating that it is key to the team's success. He expressed confidence that if they continue to maintain a positive attitude and support each other, they will be able to achieve great things.

Onana has now joined up with Cameroon's squad for AFCON, meaning that Bayindir is likely to finally make his United debut on January 28th when they face Newport County in the FA Cup fourth round. But regardless of who gets the nod to play, Bayindir insists that the goalkeepers will continue to push each other in training and maintain a strong bond outside of the pitch.

"Our position as goalkeepers is a bit different and difficult, but as long as we are performing well, everyone is happy," he explained. "We are like a family, always together and positive. We all want to play, but we also support each other. Whether we are training or going out for dinner, we are always together. We are a big family and we will continue to have this feeling."

Bayindir also spoke highly of the team's camaraderie, noting that it extends beyond just the goalkeepers. He emphasized the importance of having a clear heart and a positive attitude, and how it contributes to the team's overall success. He ended by expressing his belief that the team's unity and commitment will lead them to achieve great things.

In other news, Egypt's manager has provided an update on Mohamed Salah's injury at AFCON, while the president of Al-Ettifaq has called for unity and commitment from all players in his parting words to Jordan Henderson.

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