Wan-Bissaka’s move to West Ham has given him the opportunity to showcase more of his attacking abilities, something he was not able to do as much at Manchester United. The encouragement from coach Julen Lopetegui has given him the freedom to express himself in the attacking third.
While Wan-Bissaka admits it was difficult to leave Old Trafford, he looks back on his time at Manchester United with pride, including winning two cups and going through the ups and downs of his journey with the club.
His final match for Manchester United, a memorable performance in the FA Cup final against Manchester City, was a fitting end to his time at the club. Wan-Bissaka’s defensive prowess and performance against Jeremy Doku in that match helped United secure a surprising 2-1 victory.
Now at West Ham, Wan-Bissaka is looking forward to the new challenge and fresh ambition at his hometown club. With the license to attack more and show his abilities in the final third, he is determined to make an impact and help his new team succeed.