Aaron Wan-Bissaka: West Ham agree £15m deal as Man Utd agree £17.2m fee to sign Bayern Munich’s Noussair Mazraoui | Football News

Manchester United have agreed a deal to sign Noussair Mazraoui once Aaron Wan-Bissaka completes his move to West Ham.

Wan-Bissaka, who is entering the final year of his contract at United, will travel to London on Sunday morning to begin his medical in the afternoon.

Manchester United are expected to receive a transfer fee of around £15million for the former Crystal Palace right-back.

Wan-Bissaka looks set to be replaced by Mazraoui after United completed a £17.2million deal with Bayern for the Morocco international.

United will pay a transfer fee of £12.9m, plus performance-related bonuses, potentially worth £4.3m.

West Ham had themselves completed a £16.5million deal for Mazraoui last month, but the deal fell through as the Hammers shifted their attention to Wan-Bissaka.

Wan-Bissaka has made 190 appearances for Manchester United in five seasons, winning the Carabao Cup and FA Cup since moving to Old Trafford in 2019.

West Ham manager Julen Lopetegui was in charge of Wolves when the club looked to sign Wan-Bissaka last summer.

Man Utd agree De Ligt deal with Bayern

Manchester United have signed a deal to sign Matthijs de Ligt from Bayern Munich.

The move is worth €50 million (£42.9 million), with an initial investment of €45 million (£38.6 million) plus €5 million (£4.3 million) in add-ons.

The transfer is dependent on De Ligt’s medical. Personal conditions are not expected to pose any problems.

The defender must be registered by Thursday afternoon to be available for Manchester United’s opening Premier League match against Fulham on Friday.

The 24-year-old has spent two seasons at Bayern Munich since joining from Juventus, making 73 appearances and scoring five goals.

De Ligt also played under Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag at Ajax, with whom he won the Eredivisie in 2019.

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The Summer transfer window 2024 officially closes on August 30 at 11pm UK time in the Premier League and 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League has brought forward Deadline Day to align with other major leagues in Europe. The cut-off dates were set after consultation with leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.