The Red Devils are once again under scrutiny following a disappointing start to the season but he insists that the squad remain unified amid the external chatter.

Onana told Sky Sports: "We stay together – as a football player and as a regular person, you know in life you will always find difficulty.

"You will come through it, you don't know when but until you are there, you have to fight your way out.

"And us as players, when things are going wrong, we stay together because only together we can solve it.

"We showed already in the past that we can beat anyone. So we didn't start this season how we want, but together we can change everything. So it is what we did and what we are going to do because everything in life is temporary.

"You will not always win and you will not always lose. So we have to find the good balance and move on because at the end of the day, it's about winning games.

"That's what we are training hard every day for and it's important to stay together because if we are not together, then it's better to not go on the pitch."

Onana isn't concerned about the constant criticism of United as it comes with the territory of playing for such a massive club.

The Cameroon international said: "It's the price to pay when you play for such a big club.

"You always hear about Manchester United, about Real Madrid, about Barcelona... fingers pointed everywhere. But us as players, we just focus on our things, because there are things in life we cannot control.

"And what people think and what people say, that is not what I can control. So we are just focused on our training, our games, our game plan and to win games because that is our main priority."