Premier League Defender who is better than Kyle Walker is set to Change Nationality ahead of AFCON 2023 after not being called up for ENGLAND and he would be turning 23
A team from DR Congo has reached out to Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who may decide to move his international allegiance from England…
We don’t know yet if Wan-Bissaka will accept the deal from Congo, but if he does, Manchester United might not be happy with the choice. AFCON 2024 starts in January in Ivory Coast and goes through February 11th. If Wan-Bissaka played, United might not be able to get the back for more than a month because he has to play for his country. Andre Onana, the Red Devils’ first choice custodian, is also likely to be away during that time because he is going to play for Cameroon in the event.
We don’t know yet if Wan-Bissaka will accept the deal from Congo, but if he does, Manchester United might not be happy with the choice. AFCON 2024 starts in January in Ivory Coast and goes through February 11th. If Wan-Bissaka played, United might not be able to get the back for more than a month because he has to play for his country. Andre Onana, the Red Devils’ first choice custodian, is also likely to be away during that time because he is going to play for Cameroon in the event.
United stars Wan-Bissaka and Onana are not the only ones who might be flying off to AFCON 2024. Hannibal Mejbri (Tunisia), Sofyan Amrabat (Morocco), and Amad Diallo (Ivory Coast) may also play if their national teams call them up.
Wan-Bissaka’s season has been slowed down by injuries, but he is now healthy and ready to go. He will be looking to solidify his spot in Erik ten Hag’s starting XI. It’s the last season of the defender’s deal at Old Trafford, and his future is unclear. His current contract has a 12-month stretch clause that the club can use. They may choose to do that instead of giving him a new long-term deal.
