Man Utd will ‘listen to offers’ for first-team regular with possible replacements identified

Manchester United will ‘listen to offers’ for Aaron Wan-Bissaka this summer, according to reports.

The defender played just four minutes prior to the World Cup for United this season, with Diogo Dalot firmly establishing himself as the first-choice at right-back in the autumn. But the landscape has altered significantly since football resumed in December, and Dalot’s form has taken a notable dip.

That has coincided with several impressive displays from Wan-Bissaka, who has started 16 games since the World Cup. He also started all three matches prior to the March international break and was beginning to establish himself as Erik ten Hag’s preferred option in that role.

However, illness prevented Wan-Bissaka from making the journey to the North-East on Sunday as the Red Devils lost 2-0 to Newcastle United, with Joe willock and Callum Wilson on target.

ManchesterWorld understands that Wan-Bissaka’s form in recent months has altered Ten Hag’s position on adding a right-back this summer, with recruiting in other areas seen as higher priorities.

Meanwhile, The Athletic claims a striker and box-to-box midfielder are top of the club’s summer transfer plans, with an attacking right-back seen as ‘next on the list’. The outlet adds United ‘will listen to offers’ for Wan-Bissaka despite his upturn in form, while talks have already begun with Diogo Dalot regarding a new long-term contract.

Benjamin Pavard and Denzel Dumfries have been identified as possible summer additions at Old Trafford reports The Athletic, with the latter recently changing agents in order to try and gain a move at the end of the season.