September 19, 2024

Aaron Wan-Bissaka could well be set to join West Ham United from Manchester United this summer.

The Manchester United man’s future at Old Trafford is uncertain right now, with his contract set to expire in the summer of 2025.

West Ham are believed to be trying to bring Aaron Wan-Bissaka to the London Stadium, and the 26-year-old is thought to be keen to return to London.

Julen Lopetegui definitely needs to strengthen his right-back department at West Ham this summer, and the Man United man would be perfect for the job.

Ben Johnson left the club earlier this summer to join Ipswich, leaving Vladimir Coufal as our only right-back.

Replacing Coufal with Wan-Bissaka would be the biggest upgrade since the Nokia 3210 to the iPhone.

And now, a big update has emerged regarding West Ham’s pursuit of the English right-back…

West Ham fans won’t believe latest Aaron Wan-Bissaka update
The Manchester United star could well be London Stadium bound before the start of the new season it seems.

He would be a sensational addition to Lopetegui’s ranks, and the latest news regarding the situation is actually hard to believe.

According to a report from TEAMtalk, the Hammers are the front-runners in the race to sign the former Crystal Palace man this summer.

What’s more, he could be available for just £17-20 million – an unbelievable bargain in this day and age.

Someone of that quality being available for a fee like that is hard to find in the current market, and West Ham cannot hesitate to make it happen.

Wan-Bissaka possesses blistering pace, and that speed will enable West Ham to push further up the pitch and press higher as a team.

The 26-year-old is one of the very best tacklers in the game, and his recovery pace is up there with the very quickest in world football.

The Man United defender would undoubtedly form a fearsome partnership with Jarrod Bowen down the Hammers’ right hand side.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who earns £90k-a-week at Old Trafford (Spotrac), would be a huge upgrade on Vladimir Coufal at West Ham.

Thankfully, it seems like the Hammers are in pole position to sign him this summer.

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