Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United are willing to sell Leeds United target Aaron Wan-Bissaka for £25 million in the January transfer window, according to talkSPORT.
Manchester United value Leeds United target Aaron Wan-Bissaka at £25m
The report published this morning has claimed that Manchester United are looking for £25 million in transfer fees for Wan-Bissaka.
Crystal Palace want to re-sign the 25-year-old right-back, but the club’s hierarchy are not willing to pay that amount.
The report has added that due to the Englishman’s ‘impressive recent form deputising for the injured Diogo Dalot’, United boss Ten Hag ‘is less willing to let him go this month’.
Leeds have been linked with a move for Wan-Bissaka.
90min reported in December that the West Yorkshire club have shown interest in the right-back.
Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Ham United are also claimed to be interested in the Manchester United player.
Could a January transfer happen?
In our view, it is unlikely that Leeds United will be able to sign Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Manchester United in the January transfer window.
Yes, £25 million for a Premier League defender who has done well and plays for arguably the biggest English club would be a bargain, but we do not think that the player himself would be willing to move to Leeds in the middle of the season.
After all, Jesse Marsch’s side are fighting for survival in the Premier League.
And given his recent form, the right-back will be confident of playing a lot of matches for the Red Devils between now and the end of the season.
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