Manchester United have reportedly turned down a bid worth €10 million for Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Galatasaray but are open to selling him.
According to a report by Turkish outlet Fotomac, Aaron Wan-Bissaka is the subject of interest from Galatasaray. The Turkish champions have submitted a bid worth €10 million to Manchester United. However, the Red Devils have knocked back the offer, although they are open to cashing in on the 26-year-old in the summer transfer window.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka and his Manchester United journey
Aaron Wan-Bissaka has blown hot and cold since joining Manchester United from Crystal Palace in July 2019. The Red Devils had seemingly struck a coup by securing the services of the English full-back. However, he has failed to break into the senior squad in his national team.
Meanwhile, the 26-year-old has made his mark with his displays during the defensive phases. However, Wan-Bissaka’s output in the final third has been sub-par, leaving much to be desired. Nevertheless, the player has turned out nearly 200 times for Manchester United, chipping in with two goals and 13 assists.
However, Wan-Bissaka faces an uncertain future at Old Trafford heading into the summer transfer window, with Manchester United scouring the market for a right-back. So, widespread reports have claimed that the former Crystal Palace defender will leave Manchester United. A move to the Turkish Super Lig might be on the cards, with Galatasaray interested in him.
Turkish move on the horizon?
Galatasaray’s interest in Aaron Wan-Bissaka is understandable. Serge Aurier is on the wrong side of 30, while Ali Turap Bulbul is in the early days of his professional career. So, it behoves the Turkish champions to invest in a top-notch right-back, bringing the Manchester United defender into the picture.
The Turkish giants have submitted a bid worth €10 million to secure Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s services. However, Manchester United have turned down the offer as they want a higher sum to part ways with the 26-year-old.
The Red Devils are open to cashing in on Wan-Bissaka, although they will demand much more than €10 million to sell him. With other high-profile clubs also interested in the London native, it will be interesting to see where he plies his trade in the 2024/25 season.
