Middle back for Manchester United The 2-1 FA Cup final victory against Manchester City on Saturday was due in large part to Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s outstanding performance.
In recent months, speculation about what the 26-year-old will do with his career has been commonplace. Some have speculated that he might be traded this summer as his current deal is up in June of next year.
But after his outstanding performance at Wembley Stadium, this may all change.
When facing up against a single opponent, Wan-Bissaka ranks among the top right backs. Jeremy Doku was unable to get the better of him for the whole of the second half, demonstrating his class.
Only Phil Foden’s clumsy attempt was able to benefit from the Belgian’s one crucial ball into the area. An own goal by Andre Onana allowed him to score from beyond the penalty area.
During the course of the game, Wan-Bissaka had two tackles for loss and three interceptions. Won three duels and made four clearances in addition to blocking two shots.
In addition, the Crystal Palace alumnus recovered three times. It was quite similar to his performance in last season’s Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United.
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Presently, Wan-Bissaka’s £90,000 weekly salary ranks him among the club’s bottom earners. We think upper management should sign a new, long-term contract with him to keep him on staff.
Once the left back injury situation is resolved next term, Diogo Dalot might return to right back. However, Wan-Bissaka’s outstanding defensive abilities would make him a useful backup.
Ultimately, it may be up to the player to decide. During the next transfer window, Wan-Bissaka might be moved if he is not ready to accept a reduced role.
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