I Can’t Keep Doing This. I Can’t Continue To Deal With The Excessive Criticism.” – Key Manchester United Star On The Verge Of Leaving Old Trafford With Transfer To Unexpected Premier League Club “Nearing Completion”

Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka is reportedly on the brink of leaving Old Trafford, with a transfer to Galatasaray nearly finalized.

Wan-Bissaka is among the players Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS are willing to sell if a suitable offer arises.

Last season, the England international made 22 Premier League appearances, playing 30 games across all competitions.

Besides his usual right-back role, he occasionally filled in at left-back due to the absences of Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia.

With one year left on his United contract, Wan-Bissaka is attracting interest from clubs both in England and abroad.

According to The Peoples Person, Galatasaray has made the 26-year-old their primary target for the right-back position, believing he would significantly enhance their performance and help them reclaim the championship.

United is asking for €20 million, but Galatasaray is confident the price will drop as the transfer window progresses.

A recent update from Bein Sports Turkey (via SportWitness) indicates that Galatasaray is close to securing Wan-Bissaka’s transfer, with a four-year contract offer on the table, and the player is keen on a new challenge in Istanbul.

If Galatasaray fails to sign Wan-Bissaka, they will consider alternatives such as Lorenz Assignon and Nordi Mukiele.

As SportWitness cautions, Turkish media can sometimes be overly optimistic, so fans should monitor the situation closely.Aaron Wan-Bissaka is reportedly close to leaving Manchester United for Galatasaray. The Turkish club has made him their primary target for the right-back position and is negotiating a transfer fee with United, who are asking for €20 million. Galatasaray is confident the price will decrease as the transfer window progresses. They have offered Wan-Bissaka a four-year contract, and he is interested in the move. If the deal falls through, Galatasaray may consider alternatives like Lorenz Assignon and Nordi Mukiele.