Wan-Bissaka in action against Spurs last month. Adam Davy/EMPICS Sport
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Man United-linked Wan-Bissaka rules out summer transfer
The Crystal Palace full-back has been attracting interest from several Premier League’s top clubs, but insists he will still be an Eagles player next season.
AARON WAN-BISSAKA says he will not be joining the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea or Manchester City this summer, as he plans to remain at Crystal Palace.
The 21-year-old, who has been transformed from a winger into a full-back, has enjoyed an excellent season with the Eagles — making 37 appearances in all competitions.
That form has brought interest from some of the league’s richest clubs, with Man United reportedly eyeing him up as a replacement for the outgoing Antonio Valencia.
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However, the England U21 international has brushed off the speculation, insisting that he will still be a Palace player next season.
“The situation just shows that my performances don’t go unnoticed,” Wan-Bissaka told the Evening Standard.
But I am with Crystal Palace at the moment. That is where my contract is and that is where I will be next season.
“I have got three years left on my contract. It says I am going to be there, so that is all I can focus on now.”
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Man United-linked Wan-Bissaka rules out summer transfer
AARON WAN-BISSAKA says he will not be joining the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea or Manchester City this summer, as he plans to remain at Crystal Palace.
The 21-year-old, who has been transformed from a winger into a full-back, has enjoyed an excellent season with the Eagles — making 37 appearances in all competitions.
That form has brought interest from some of the league’s richest clubs, with Man United reportedly eyeing him up as a replacement for the outgoing Antonio Valencia.
However, the England U21 international has brushed off the speculation, insisting that he will still be a Palace player next season.
“The situation just shows that my performances don’t go unnoticed,” Wan-Bissaka told the Evening Standard.
“I have got three years left on my contract. It says I am going to be there, so that is all I can focus on now.”
Gavan Casey and Murray Kinsella are joined by Andy Dunne to discuss all the week’s rugby news:
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