Man Utd to accept cut-price fee for Wan-Bissaka sale?

Manchester United are prepared to accept a cut-price fee to part ways with Aaron Wan-Bissaka this summer.

The 26-year-old has been a key player for the club from the right-back position, but he could be offloaded soon.

His current contract expires in June next year, and the Red Devils are already lining up a replacement for him.

Amidst this, Tuttomercatoweb claim that United are ready to enter talks with Inter for the sale of Wan-Bissaka.

The club are willing to accept a fee in the region of €12m for the right-back, who is eyeing a move abroad.

The Nerazzurri are prepared to hand a three-year deal worth €2.7m annually to the Crystal Palace graduate.

United have identified Bayer Leverkusen's Jeremie Frimpong as a possible replacement for Wan-Bissaka.

The Dutchman is available for a release clause worth €40m, but that is only valid before the start of Euro 2024.

Hence, United need to be quick in the pursuit of the 23-year-old. They may want to part ways with Wan-Bissaka first.