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Aaron Wan-Bissaka to get new position if Man Utd complete Trippier transfer

Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka will be deployed at centre-back in pre-season if they complete a move for Kieran Trippier.

Trippier is keen on a return to the Premier League and has been looking at houses in the north-west in preparation for a possible move to the club.




Solskjaer believes his team need a more attack-minded full-back as teams often leave Wan-Bissaka in possession, given his strength is in defence and not his attacking.

The Red devils have worked tirelessly to improve Wan-Bissaka in attack since his arrival from Crystal Palace and though progress has been made, Solskjaer feels he needs competition.

But, Solskjaer doesn’t want Wan-Bissaka to find himself on bench should Trippier arrive and the Sun claim he will be given a shot at centre-back if Trippier arrives.

United are on the lookout for a partner for Harry Maguire in defence but Wan-Bissaka could be played at right centre-back in pre-season to see if he could fill the void.




Solskjaer played three at the back regularly when he took over as manager but has only used it sparingly since.

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But, should Wan-Bissaka impress in the central role, United could move to a back three with the player on the outside with Maguire and Lindelof making up the rest of the backline.




Trippier moved to Atletico for £20m from Tottenham in 2019 and he has two years to run on his contract in Spain.

But the right-back is keen on a return to England after winning La Liga with Atletico and his family reside in the north-west.

United are interested in Jadon Sancho, Trippier and a centre-back, with Real Madrid’s Raphael Varane considered as a priority.

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