Turkey: André Onana Shines, But Far from the Top 10 Goalkeepers This Season

Author: lebledparle.comPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Turkey

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Turkey: André Onana Shines, But Far from the Top 10 Goalkeepers This Season

André Onana is having a mixed season with Trabzonspor, not ranking among the top ten goalkeepers in the Süper Lig. With six clean sheets in 27 matches, he stands 11th, while totaling 75 decisive interventions places him 9th in this category. In terms of goals conceded, he ranks 7th with 33 goals allowed, reflecting a somewhat inconsistent season.

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