Why Man Utd is desperate to complete the transfer of Aaron Wan-Bissaka this summer

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is determined to succeed in the pursuit of right-winger Aaron Wan-Bissaka despite a 40-million-pound bid rejected by Crystal Palace.

Solskjaer is a big fan of the English international U21 and has named it as one of his main goals of transfer this summer.

Palace should support about 60 million pounds, and Solskjaer will probably encourage the board to spend money because he is such an admirer of the player.

He believes that Wan-Bissaka's shares should only increase even more significantly next season. The club can no longer wait for it to buy it at a relatively affordable price.

Solskjaer is also interested in Thomas Meunier of Paris Saint-Germain, but he is likely to be very disappointed if Wan-Bissaka is not his right-back first choice next season.

After progressing in their youth team, Wan-Bissaka made his senior debut for the Eagles in February 2018 and has since become a permanent part of the Palace's first team.

He made 35 appearances in the Premier League this season and won Palace Player of the Month in August, September, October and March.

In addition to Wan-Bissaka, Solskjaer still wants Harry Maguire from Leicester to move. However, with a club worth £ 90m, United is likely to miss the player, who would also be in favor of a transfer to their bitter rivals, Manchester City.

Solskja is the number one priority this summer, having conceded 53 goals in the Premier League last season, more than Palace, Newcastle United and Leicester.

The summer announcement is hectic at Old Trafford, with a large number of incoming and outgoing transfers to the club.