Man Utd loan watch: Onana keeps clean sheet while Bayindir benched as Chido Obi plays first senior minutes in 16 months

MANCHESTER UNITED dropped points at Everton on Sunday thanks to Ainsley Maitland-Niles’ spectacular stoppage-time equaliser. And it was a frustrating weekend for most of the 11 players the Red Devils have sent out on loan, too. Man Utd dropped two points in injury time against Everton on Sunday Credit: Getty United boss Michael Carrick will be keeping a close eye on the progress of those out on loan Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Altay Bayindir The Turkish international goalkeeper, 28, has joined Celta Vigo on a season-long loan which includes a £3.4million buy option. But he failed to get off the bench in the goalless draw with Real Sociedad last Thursday, as current No1 Ionut Radu made five saves and kept a clean sheet. Sign up for the Man United newsletter Thank you! Sekou Kone The Mali youth international has already made seven appearances in the Swiss Super League this season, though his latest came off the bench. Defensive midfielder Kone, 20, had a 91 per cent pass completion rate after coming on for Lausanne at half-time during a 3-1 loss to FC Vaduz. Ethan Wheatley The 20-year-old signed for Lincoln late in the summer transfer window and is still waiting to make his Championship debut. Wheatley, who plays up front, was not in the squad for Saturday’s impressive 1-1 draw with Southampton at home. Andre Onana United’s former No1 is back at Trabzonspor on another season-long loan. And while the Red Devils were licking their wounds on Sunday, Onana kept a clean sheet in a 5-0 win over Genclerbirligi. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Andre Onana played his part in a thumping Trabzonspor win Credit: Getty Chido Obi banked his first senior minutes in well over a year Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Chido Obi The 18-year-old, once hailed as the next great goal-scorer to emerge from Arsenal and United’s youth ranks, has been shipped out to Willem II in Holland. The eight minutes he got off the bench on Saturday were his first in senior football since May 2025, but his team were beaten 3-0 by Excelsior. Dan Gore Out for his fourth loan spell, 21-year-old Gore got just under half an hour off the bench for Luton in a 1-1 draw with Leyton Orient. He touched the ball 32 times and made one key pass. Jacob Devaney Brought back to Scotland after a spell at St Mirren last season, 19-year-old defensive midfielder Devaney started Hibernian‘s 2-1 loss to St Johnstone on Sunday, completing 88 per cent of his passes before being hooked on the hour. Jayce Fitzgerald The Salford-born midfielder, 19, started Rotherham’s fourth-tier clash with Bristol Rovers. He was booked and created one chance during his 61 minutes on the pitch. Jack Moorhouse The 20-year-old, who spent last season at Leyton Orient, is in the Scottish top-flight with Dundee this term. He came off the bench halfway through Sunday’s trip to Hearts, at which point Dundee were 1-0 up. Moorhouse struck the woodwork and watched the points slip away as Hearts came back to win 2-1. Elyh Harrison After a spell at League Two Shrewsbury last season, 20-year-old goalkeeper Harrison is now in the Scottish Championship with Greenock Morton. Harrison played every minute of Saturday’s 2-1 defeat at Queen’s Park. Solomon Honor The goalkeeper, 20, started for Southport in the National League North but suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to Spalding United. Comment now