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This is a case that accelerated overnight, or almost. A few weeks ago, we revealed that Bayern Munich and Noussair Mazraoui had agreed for Noussair Mazraoui to leave. The Moroccan international, who arrived on a free transfer from Ajax Amsterdam two years ago, wanted to move on to a new challenge while the Bavarians were no longer counting on him. But for a long time, the interested clubs did not really accelerate. As a result, West Ham had made very concrete progress on the case.
The Hammers had reached an agreement with Bayern Munich for a transfer of around 20-25 million. Better still, Julen Lopetegui’s club had also reached a salary agreement with the player and all that was missing was a signature. But the problem was that the Moroccan was not at all keen on a transfer to West Ham. Although he wanted to discover the Premier League, the 26-year-old player mainly wanted to go to Manchester United to join his former coach Erik Ten Hag. The Red Devils, who were interested, had to wait to part ways with Wan-Bissaka to really take action, but negotiations had started between the clubs.
Wan-Bissaka direction West Ham
According to our information, everything has accelerated in this case. Manchester United has just reached an agreement with Bayern Munich for the transfer of Noussair Mazraoui. The amount is estimated at 25 million euros, too. A total agreement has been reached with the Moroccan who had already shown his desire to join the club. All the lights are green for his arrival in the coming days. At the same time, and since it was necessary to move forward in this case, Manchester United has also moved forward on the departure of Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
The 26-year-old English full-back is expected to head to… West Ham, who have therefore abandoned the Mazraoui track to recover the Englishman. The Hammers have aligned themselves with Manchester United’s demands and an agreement has been reached. All that is missing now is an agreement with the player, but West Ham’s salary offer should convince him to leave United and conclude this deal.
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