Football News Update: Aaron Wan-Bissaka Demands Pay-Off to Leave Manchester United
In the world of Football, there’s a notable development surrounding Manchester United’s Aaron Wan-Bissaka. According to talkSPORT, the right-back has demanded a multi-million pound pay-off in order to facilitate his departure from Old Trafford.
The 26-year-old defender is a target for West Ham United this summer, with the east London side determined to secure his services. While the Hammers are willing to meet United’s £15 million asking price, the personal terms could prove to be a stumbling block.
Wan-Bissaka had previously turned down a move to West Ham, but the talks have since resumed. However, in order to seal a return to the capital, the player will need to take a pay cut, leading him to demand a hefty pay-off from the Red Devils.
Interestingly, Wan-Bissaka has no strong desire to leave Old Trafford and is unwilling to sell himself short. With just 12 months remaining on his contract, he could potentially leave the club on a free transfer next summer, a situation that bears similarities to Harry Maguire’s transfer saga last year.
Meanwhile, Inter Milan are also said to be admirers of the full-back, and a move to the San Siro could become feasible if Dutch right-back Denzel Dumfries were to head to the Theatre of Dreams.
Wan-Bissaka joined Manchester United in 2019 from Crystal Palace in a deal worth £50 million. During his time at the club, he has made 190 appearances, winning the League Cup and FA Cup. However, he has fallen down the pecking order, with Diego Dalot the current first-choice right-back under Erik ten Hag’s management.
As the transfer window continues to unfold, football enthusiasts will be closely following the developments surrounding Wan-Bissaka’s future. Stay tuned for more updates on this and other Football News, including the latest on Euro 2024, Champions League, FIFA World Cup, Women’s World Cup, Africa Cup of Nations Standings, Premier League, EFL Cup, EFL Championship, EFL One, EFL Two, and FA Cup.
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