It’s clear from Andre Onana’s face that Erik ten Hag and Sir Alex Ferguson were having a bad day.

Supporters yelled at the Manchester United goalie as he arrived in Uganda while on international duty with Cameroon.

Someone who supports Manchester United told Andre Onana straight that the club needs to fix Erik ten Hag. After 10 games in all categories, United has had a terrible start to the season, winning only three of them.

After leading United to third place in the Premier League and the Carabao Cup in his first season in charge, Ten Hag has been under more and more heat over the last year as United’s play has gotten worse. Despite winning the FA Cup, United came in eighth in the league and last in their Champions League group.

Ten Hag’s future at Old Trafford has been called into question after a terrible start to the season. United had a seven-hour meeting in London on Tuesday, and Ten Hag’s job was one of the main topics of conversation. However, the former Ajax manager seems to have kept his job before Saturday’s game against Brentford.

That being said, one United fan has told the club to fix their current problem. As he arrived at Entebbe International Airport in Uganda while on international business, United’s best player this season, goalkeeper Onana, was greeted by hundreds of fans.

Onana rolled down his window and took a picture of the fans as he walked through the crowd. One told him that he was a Manchester United fan and that he was going to go to England and make Ten Hag “suffer.” To which Onana replied, “Oooo,” still smiling, she couldn’t help but look shocked by the comment. It was also said that the fan wanted United to get rid of their manager and said nice things about renowned manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

To play Kenya in another African Cup of Nations qualifier, Onana and his Cameroon partners came to Uganda. The game was at the Mandela Stadium. The 28-year-old has been playing very well this season. He has kept four clean sheets in seven Premier League games, which is more than anyone else.

Even though his luck has changed, Onana is adamant that fans will soon see a more brave and decisive goalie. “I know the city, the league, and the country.” Like I did before I came here, I’m going to take a lot of risks. “Andre will look different to you now,” he said.