West Ham United have found out whether or not Aaron Wan-Bissaka wants to join us from Manchester United in January.
Manchester United star Aaron Wan-Bissaka is a reported transfer target for West Ham in the January transfer window, with David Moyes eyeing a big upgrade on Vladimir Coufal.
The Hammers boss desperately needs to freshen up his right full-back department, with the addition of a pacy, energetic and physically robust young defender required.
Coufal has been a great servant for us over the past three years, but it’s obvious to see that we’d be a better team with a more mobile full-back, and Wan-Bissaka would be perfect for the job.
He seemingly faces a bleak future at Old Trafford, so there’s no reason for us not to try and make this happen.
Moyes actually tried to sign the 25-year-old Man United man in January of this year, but he apparently didn’t fancy moving to the London Stadium.
However, it seems like he might have changed his tune now…
West Ham find out Aaron Wan-Bissaka decision
According to a report from Football Transfers, the former Crystal Palace man is keen to join the Hammers ahead of all other clubs who are interested in signing him this winter.
That’s really great news for us, and Moyes should now be pushing the boat out to bring him back to London from Manchester.
Wan-Bissaka possesses absolutely blistering pace, and would be a huge upgrade on Coufal in the right-back position.
He is one of the best recovery tacklers in the game, if not the best.
His pace and power would enable us to play with a much higher line, because we’d then be far less susceptible to the long ball over the top.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka isn’t the best going forward but he can definitely still improve upon that, and he’d be a superb signing for West Ham in January, if he’s available for a reasonable price of course.
Let’s hope that Moyes and the owners make this one happen because I truly believe that the Man United ace would transform us as a team in the way that we play.
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