Premier League Defender who is better than Kyle Walker is set to Change Nationality ahead of AFCON 2023 after not being called up for ENGLAND and he would be turning 23
DR Congo has made contact with Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who may choose to abandon England for his new country.
It is unclear if Wan-Bissaka would accept Congo’s offer, but if he does, Manchester United might not be pleased with his choice. The AFCON 2024 competition begins in Ivory Coast in January and lasts through February 11th. Wan-Bissaka’s international duties might keep the defender out of the United team for more than a month if he plays. Andre Onana, the Red Devils’ first-choice goalie, is anticipated to play for Cameroon in the competition, so the stopper will be unavailable at that period as well.
It is unclear if Wan-Bissaka would accept Congo’s offer, but if he does, Manchester United might not be pleased with his choice. The AFCON 2024 competition begins in Ivory Coast in January and lasts through February 11th. Wan-Bissaka’s international duties might keep the defender out of the United team for more than a month if he plays. Andre Onana, the Red Devils’ first-choice goalie, is anticipated to play for Cameroon in the competition, so the stopper will be unavailable at that period as well.
Other Manchester United players besides Wan-Bissaka and Onana might be travelling to AFCON 2024. If called up by their respective national teams, Amad Diallo (Ivory Coast), Hannibal Mejbri (Tunisia), and midfielder Sofyan Amrabat (Morocco) on loan could also play.
After an injury disrupted his season, Wan-Bissaka is back and ready to go, where he will look to solidify his spot in Erik ten Hag’s starting lineup. The defender’s future at Old Trafford is uncertain as he enters the final season of his contract. Rather than offer him a new, long-term contract, the club may decide to exercise the 12-month extension clause in his current agreement.
