Manchester United and Galatasaray are poised for further talks regarding the transfer of right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka. The 26-year-old appears on his way out of Old Trafford, with a move to Turkey increasingly likely according to Caught Offside.

Contract Standoff and Fee Dispute

Wan-Bissaka, whose contract expires next summer, has been offered a three-year deal with an option for a fourth by Galatasaray. The sticking point, however, is the transfer fee. Manchester United value him at €13-15 million, while Galatasaray are only willing to offer €7-8 million.

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Playing Time Concerns Drive Potential Move

Wan-Bissaka’s lack of regular starts under Manchester United has fueled speculation about his future. Diogo Dalot is currently the preferred option at right-back, and Wan-Bissaka’s limitations in the attacking side of the game make him a less attractive option for United’s tactical approach.

Turkish Adventure Awaits?

A move to Galatasaray could see Wan-Bissaka join a club with established names like Mauro Icardi, Wilfried Zaha, and Hakim Ziyech. A guaranteed starting role and a lucrative salary of €3-4 million per year are further incentives for the defender.

Wan-Bissaka Not the Only Departure Expected

With Manchester United needing a significant squad overhaul after a disappointing season, Wan-Bissaka is unlikely to be the only player departing Old Trafford. Selling him would free up funds for potential signings in other areas.

Galatasaray’s Backup Options

Should negotiations with Wan-Bissaka fall through, Galatasaray reportedly has Tariq Lamptey and Ben Johnson as alternative targets for the right-back position.

Galatasaray won the league title last season and will be able to offer Champions League football next term.

The Lions beat United in Manchester last season in the Champions League group stage.