Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s Manchester United exit is being held up due to his multi-million pound demands

According to talkSPORT’s understanding, Aaron Wan-Bissaka has requested a payoff that is in the multi-million pound range in order to retire from Manchester United.

The right-back is a player that West Ham is willing to acquire this summer, and the east London club is intent on acquiring his services.

Even though the Hammers are willing to pay United’s asking price of £15 million, there may be a problem with the personal aspects of the deal.

A move to West Ham was rejected by Wan-Bissaka in the past, but negotiations have subsequently been restarted once more.

However, in order to secure a return to the capital, the defender will be need to accept a reduction in paid time off.

Consequently, the player, who is 26 years old, is requesting a substantial compensation from the Red Devils.

Wan-Bissaka is not very interested in leaving Old Trafford, and as a result, he is not ready to undervalue his own capabilities.

There are just twelve months left on his contract with the club, which means that he will be allowed to leave on a free transfer during the summer prior to the next year.

The situation is comparable to the transfer process that Harry Maguire went through during the summer of last year.

Both West Ham and Manchester United were interested in signing him, but the centre back was hesitant to leave Manchester United due to the high value of his current deal.

Additionally, Wan-Bissaka is aware that if he were to wait until the following summer, he would be eligible to get a substantial signing-on-bonus.

It is also said that Inter Milan is a fan of the full-back because of his abilities.

This defender is open to the possibility of moving to the San Siro, which would be possible in the event if Denzel Dumfries, a right-back from the Netherlands, were to move to the Theatre of Dreams.

With a transfer fee of fifty million pounds, the England U21 international made the move from Crystal Place to Old Trafford in the year 2019.

Since then, he has played for United 190 times, during which time the club has won both the League Cup and the FA Cup.