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Worthy recognition for his important work ❤️ Doctors working with Andre Onana’s foundation have performed over 1,200 surgeries since 2021, helping underprivileged communities in Sub-Saharan Africa 🌍 #MUFC || FIFPRO

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UNITEDPLUG1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Onana 🌹

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Tava Script©1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO The only serious player in the whole squad

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Fiverr Special1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO He is generous man..

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DEGEN 👑1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Incredible work by Onana and his foundation making a real difference where it’s needed most.

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Haris Zafar1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Good player

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Vance Roberts🔆1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Love seeing things like this. Kudos bro.

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Haris Zafar1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Mind blowing 😎👍

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@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Incredible work by @AndreyOnana’s foundation! ❤️ Over 1,200 surgeries helping underprivileged communities in Sub-Saharan Africa. Truly inspiring! 🌍 #MUFC

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L Bardsley1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO Did the glazers donate Did they fk #GlazersAreVermin

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Chesterchy1 year ago

@AndreyOnana @FIFPRO It's great to see the positive impact of the Andre Onana Foundation!

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