Aaron Wan-Bissaka is on the verge of signing a six-year deal with West Ham once his move from Manchester United is finalized, according to a report by Florian Plettenberg.
The Sky Sports Germany journalist revealed on 10 August that the 26-year-old has verbally agreed to the terms and is ready to commit until 2030.
Both clubs are eager to complete the deal today, with a medical examination scheduled to take place within the next three days, which Plettenberg confidently states will happen.
Wan-Bissaka will be joining Jean-Clair Todibo at the London Stadium after the defender successfully underwent medical tests on 9 August, as reported by Dharmesh Sheth.
Despite some difficulties in negotiations, progress has been made as the right-back is set to move on from Manchester United to make room for the arrival of Noussair Mazraoui from Bayern Munich.
There were concerns about a potential swap deal with Inter for Denzel Dumfries disrupting West Ham’s plans, but it seems that Tim Steidten is on track to secure another successful transfer during this window.
With several signings already completed and more on the horizon, the team is looking to strengthen further in anticipation of the upcoming season. As the squad continues to evolve, there is still room for improvement, particularly in the striker position given concerns about Michail Antonio’s fitness and Danny Ings’ form. Additional signings could provide a much-needed boost to the squad’s depth and competitiveness.
