Reported by Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United legend evra blast club management after they agreed on a deal with inter Milan to sell star player for £10m. He said “A player like him sold for that amount is unbelievable and that’s a stupid deal, how could United let go of him especially for that amount. Sorry to say The club management urgently needs brain reset”. Evra furious as Manchester United prepared to sell £50m star to UCL giants for only £10m. The fans are angry to this deal how could they think of selling him one of the most outstanding player in the team. When we all thought there was turn around, we are still get it wrong. This is crazy😡🙀🙀
Manchester United are open to selling Aaron Wan-Bissaka for £10 million, with Inter Milan expressing interest, according to TuttoMercatoWeb. Wan-Bissaka struggled with injuries early last season but became a consistent starter towards the end, delivering a standout performance in the FA Cup final against Manchester City by effectively marking Jeremy Doku.
Despite his resurgence, Wan-Bissaka’s future at United is uncertain as his contract ends in summer 2025 and no extension talks have started. TuttoMercatoWeb reports that United are willing to let him go for at least £10 million. Inter Milan, after consulting with their new owners, have identified Wan-Bissaka as a key target and are ready to offer him a three-year contract worth £44,000 per week.
Wan-Bissaka could step in for Denzel Dumfries at Inter, who is expected to leave due to his contract expiring in June 2025. Given Wan-Bissaka’s defensive strengths, particularly evident in the FA Cup final, some argue that United should seek a higher transfer fee. Originally bought for £50 million, his defensive skills were crucial at Wembley, especially in the latter half of the match.
Nevertheless, Wan-Bissaka’s position at United remains tenuous. Diogo Dalot, who filled in as a left-back due to injuries to Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia, is expected to return to his right-back role. Manager Erik ten Hag might favor a more attacking right-back if Wan-Bissaka stays.
United are eyeing Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong, who could be available for around £34 million due to a release clause expiring on June 13. To fund Frimpong’s acquisition, United would need to sell Wan-Bissaka, ideally for a higher fee considering his peak form at 26. While Premier League clubs might offer more money and better wages, if Wan-Bissaka prefers Inter, United might have to settle for a lower fee.
