After six years with Ajax, Cameroon international goalkeeper Andre Onana was officially unveiled as an Inter player on Friday.
Andre Onana has fulfilled a dream after completing his move to Inter.
Inter confirmed the signing of the Cameroon international on Friday, the day after his contract with Ajax – where he has spent the past six years – came to an end.
Last season’s Serie A runners-up did not announce the length of Onana’s deal, but it is reported to run through until the end of the 2026-27 campaign.
Onana becomes Inter’s fourth signing of the window, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Kristjan Asllani and Romelu Lukaku also arriving, the latter two on loan.
“Dreams come true,” Onana posted on his official Twitter page. “Super excited to join my new club, Inter.
“I want to thank the president, the whole board of Inter, the coach and my own team for making my dream reality.”
Onana, who served a nine-month suspension last year after taking a banned substance, will provide competition for Samir Handanovic at San Siro.
He becomes the fourth Cameroonian to play for Inter after Samuel Eto’o, Daniel Maa Boumsong and Pierre Wome, and their first African goalkeeper.
