West Ham United have completed the signing of Aaron Wan-Bissaka from Manchester United, securing the right back on a long-term contract. The London-based Premier League club announced the deal on Tuesday, with Wan-Bissaka joining for a reported fee of £15 million. At 26 years old, he was in the final year of his contract with United before making the move.
Wan-Bissaka started his professional career at Crystal Palace before making the switch to Manchester United in 2019. During his time at United, he made 190 appearances and contributed to their FA Cup triumph last season. In a statement, Wan-Bissaka expressed his excitement to join West Ham, praising the team’s unity and support for one another.
Joining West Ham was an easy decision for Wan-Bissaka, who is eager to begin this new chapter in his career. The club, who finished ninth in the previous season, will commence their Premier League campaign against Aston Villa on Saturday under the guidance of new head coach Julen Lopetegui.
