Manchester United are preparing to reduce their asking price for Aaron Wan-Bissaka as they move closer to acquiring Bayern Munich’s Noussair Mazraoui.
The club is reportedly ready to negotiate Wan-Bissaka’s price as they aim to secure Mazraoui. Discussions are ongoing with West Ham about Wan-Bissaka’s transfer, with the Hammers expected to offer over $13m (£10m/€12m). United, however, is hoping for around $23m (£18m/€21m).
TalkSPORT indicates that a compromise between the clubs is likely to facilitate a quick transfer. West Ham had previously expressed interest in loaning Wan-Bissaka during Erik ten Hag’s first season at United.
While United were open to Wan-Bissaka’s departure two years ago, they chose to keep him last summer after an improvement in his performance. As his exit appears imminent, the focus has shifted to negotiating with Mazraoui.
Additionally, United are considering a bid for Hoffenheim forward Maximilian Beier, who has also attracted interest from Liverpool. Beier is also linked to Atletico Madrid and Juventus, though neither club is willing to meet Hoffenheim’s asking price of $44m (£34m/€40m).
