Crystal Palace are interested in re-signing Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka this summer.
Wan-Bissaka joined Manchester United from Crystal Palace in 2019, for a fee of around £50m, according to BBC.
The former Palace man has struggled to find form since moving to Manchester United, often sharing minutes with Diogo Dalot.
If Erik ten Hag looks to bring in another right-back this summer, there’s a good chance Wan-Bissaka could be out the door, and according to Sky Sports, Crystal Palace are looking to bring their former player back to Selhurst Park.
The 24-year-old enjoyed his best football at Palace, so a return to his former club could reignite his career.
If Wan-Bissaka wants any chance of making the England squad in the near future, then a move away from Manchester United is probably a smart move.
Often players struggle with stepping up to the pressures of playing for such a big club. We saw a similar case with Palace player Wilfried Zaha, who also joined Manchester United and failed to make the grade, eventually returning to Palace, where he has picked up like he never left.
I don’t believe any young player should go to Manchester United, they have a knack of making a good player bad
King,what can you say about torres,wasnt him a flop @ chelsea,mind your xtatement
then u don’t know your game Ronaldo was never heard off made name at man utd even the likes of giggs, Scholes, Neville were made stars
Whilst you being so clever, I think that you don’t understand the context of the remarks, the Neville Brothers, Giggs, Beckham (who you appear to have overlooked) came through the Academy, they weren’t brought in having had some success at their original club. Happy to have helped 😉😂
I know what you mean. Ronaldo for instance…
The dude should have proven the critics wrong but instead, he plays the worst game anytime he’s given the opportunity. Manutd has produced many names, @Graham King pls check out the records
you talk what you don’t know about young lads who have made name and gone to their stardom from the academy.
King, I knew what you meant.
Man Utd
Overpaying for players, making good players look distinctly average and signing average players making them look poor for nearly 10 years.
Yet another sign of a haphazard transfer policy built on desperation.
Bet he can’t wait to leave.
Joke club.