FootballSoccer

Man United are ‘to make MASSIVE £40m loss’ on Aaron Wan-Bissaka as ‘Crystal Palace eye £10m return’

[ad_1]

Manchester United are ‘set to make a MASSIVE £40m loss’ on Aaron Wan-Bissaka just three years after signing him, as ‘Crystal Palace eye £10m return’… while Red Devils ‘line-up moves for Thomas Meunier and Sergino Dest’

  • Manchester United will allow Aaron Wan-Bissaka rejoin Crystal Palace for £10m  
  • The Red Devils signed the 24-year-old right-back for £50m just three years ago 
  • He initially impressed but has struggled in recent times, losing his starting place
  • United want to sign either Thomas Meunier or Sergino Dest as a replacement
  • Erik ten Hag is still looking to strengthen in several areas including full-back 

Manchester United are set to make a £40million loss on Aaron Wan-Bissaka as they line-up moves for Thomas Meunier and Sergino Dest, according to reports.

Erik ten Hag’s side are still looking to strengthen in several areas including full-back, with Wan-Bissaka and Diogo Dalot facing criticism for their poor performances at right-back over the past year.

And just three years after they signed the former Crystal Palace youngster for £50million, United are prepared to sell Wan-Bissaka back to Selhurst Park for just £10million, according to The Telegraph.

Manchester United are set to make a £40m loss on Aaron Wan-Bisakka after just three years

Both Wan-Bissaka and Diego Dalot have been criticised for their performances at right-back

Both Wan-Bissaka and Diego Dalot have been criticised for their performances at right-back

Crystal Palace are reportedly keen on signing the full-back for £10m after selling him for £50m

Crystal Palace are reportedly keen on signing the full-back for £10m after selling him for £50m

The Palace academy graduate originally impressed at Old Trafford, but has failed to develop as hoped and has since lost his place in the United starting XI to Dalot, with his attacking play never quite building on his defensive abilities.

His former side are now interested in…

[ad_2]

Source : dailymail

Related Articles

Back to top button