Manchester United’s decision on Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s future at the club has been confirmed, MySportDab reports.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka has been among the few Man United players who were facing an uncertain future at the club under current manager, Erik Ten Hag.
A number of players at Manchester United players have seen their stint with the club come to an end under Erik Ten Hag, who has maintained a tight grip on the squad since taking over as new manager last summer.
Manchester United legend, Cristiano Ronaldo, saw his contract ripped off amid a row with the Dutch on his tactics and a disparaging treatment.
David De Gea has also been axed from the squad following the expiration of his Manchester United contract.
Alex Telles, who was sent on loan to Sevilla last season, is now an Al Nassr player, leaving the Old Trafford club after dropping off Erik Ten Hag’s pecking order.
Anthony Elanga has joined Nottingham Forest with Eric Bailly also out of Erik Ten Hag’s squad plan.
Fred and Van de Beek are also linked with an exit from the club this summer, including former Man United captain, who has struggled to break into Erik Ten Hag’s defense lineup.
Amid the swarth of changes and alterations in Man United squad, Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s future was still a subject of speculation despite managing an impressive campaign on Erik Ten Hag’s first season at the club.
His Premier League appearance tally for the club last season dropped by a point despite his impressive showing on United’s right-back role and was link to a possible exit from the club.
Now, according to Daily Mail, Manchester United have taken a decision on Wan-Bissaka’s contract.
The club are reportedly interested in keeping Wan-Bissaka and are ready to enter into contract renewal talks with the player when the Premier League kicks off.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s contract was set to expire next summer but there is a contract renewal clause attached to the deal.
Now, Manchester United are reportedly set to negotiate on a new contract extension for the player with a planned increase in his £100,000 weekly wage.
