Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana was mobbed by fans during his international duty with Cameroon.

Following Cameroon’s 0-0 draw against Zimbabwe, Onana found himself engulfed by a throng of supporters as he attempted to head to the airport. The large crowd was drawn by a venue change for the match. Originally scheduled to be held in Zimbabwe, the Afcon qualification game was moved to Uganda’s Mandela National Stadium due to substandard conditions at the Zimbabwean venue.

Uganda, with its significant Manchester United fanbase, was buzzing with excitement over Onana’s presence. As he navigated the streets post-match, fans clamored for his attention, shouting his name and requesting photos. Despite the frenzy, Onana managed to reach his car and head to the airport, with military personnel assisting in clearing a path.

The scene at Entebbe International Airport earlier in the week had been similarly chaotic, with fans and airport staff eagerly seeking photos with the goalkeeper upon his arrival. Onana’s stellar performance in the match, where he made five crucial saves to secure a clean sheet, had solidified his status as a hero among the Cameroonian supporters.

Next, Onana will shift his focus back to club football as Manchester United prepares for their Premier League clash against Southampton on Saturday, aiming to bounce back from their recent 3-0 defeat to Liverpool. The busy week ahead also includes a Carabao Cup tie against Barnsley and a Premier League match against Crystal Palace the following Saturday.