Reports suggest that Aaron Wan-Bissaka is poised to bid farewell to Manchester United fans at Old Trafford following the upcoming Premier League match against Newcastle United on Wednesday evening.
Wan-Bissaka, who secured a move to United for £45 million from Crystal Palace in 2019, is still under contract for another year but has been listed for transfer this summer.
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Crystal Palace is reportedly keen on bringing Wan-Bissaka back, and he has also caught the attention of Inter Milan, potentially as a replacement for Denzel Dumfries.
The Sun claims that a commemorative T-shirt featuring Wan-Bissaka with the Carabao Cup from the previous season has been produced.
Furthermore, it is reported that Wan-Bissaka will join teammates Raphael Varane and Anthony Martial in a parting tribute to the fans at their last home game of the season.
United is said to be open to offers of around £20 million for Wan-Bissaka, aiming to reinvest in a team overhaul during the summer.
Varane and Martial are also set to depart from United, with their contracts concluding this summer. Varane’s exit was officially announced by United on Tuesday, marking the end of his three-year stint with the club.
In a message to United supporters, Varane said: ‘To you guys, supporters of Manchester United
‘It’s been an amazing few years to play for this special club and wearing that shirt. The first time I went to Old Trafford as a Manchester United player was insane; the atmosphere was amazing.
‘I fell in love with the club, with the fans. You have to play for Man United to understand what that represents. For my kids, it’s home here. It’s going to be a special place for me for life.
‘When the fans go to Wembley it’s something they remember for life. To share that moment with them [winning the Carabao Cup] was absolutely amazing.
‘Despite the fact we had a difficult season, I’m very positive for the future. The new owners are coming with a clear plan and a great strategy. I’ll see you at Old Trafford to say goodbye for the last game at home this season and it’s going to be a very emotional day for me, for sure.’
