According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter Milan has agreed to Manchester United's demands and will approve Andre Onana's move.

Yesterday, Inter's sports director Piero Ausilio traveled to London to negotiate a contract for Onana with United, and his efforts were successful.
The Nerazzurri originally wanted €60 million for the Cameroonian star, but after ongoing negotiations, that price has been reduced to €55m.
The set price was a sticking point, but United has finally agreed to pay €50m to Inter plus an additional €5m in incentives.
This weekend, Onana may be playing for Manchester United.

United boss Erik ten Hag has recently pushed for the club's upper echelons to finalize the signing of Onana before this coming Friday, and it looks like they are close to doing so.

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United and Onana have agreed to personal terms on a five-year deal, and once Inter gives their approval, the transfer should go fast.

The Cameroonian should prove to be an excellent purchase for United. He's one of the most mobile and skilled goalkeepers in the world.

The 27-year-old had over six successful long passes last season, with a completion percentage of 78%. Also, he was quite convincing when he veered from the norm to make bold assertions.

Generally speaking, he should be an improvement for United since David de Gea left the team. Ten Hag is anticipating that the club will wrap up the required procedures this weekend.

Before heading to the United States to play Arsenal, Real Madrid, and Borussia Dortmund, Manchester United will play a friendly against Lyon in Edinburgh on Wednesday.

Fans could get to see Onana in action this weekend if he signs his contract before the game against Les Gones. If not, the Gunners on July 22 might be the team he makes his exhibition debut against.