Aaron Wan-Bissaka has officially signed a seven-year contract with West Ham United for a reported fee of £15 million, marking his departure from Manchester United after five seasons. During his time at United, Wan-Bissaka made 190 appearances and earned a reputation as a strong defensive player, although his role diminished under manager Erik ten Hag. Expressing excitement about returning to London, where he was born, Wan-Bissaka stated that joining West Ham felt like a 'no-brainer' and emphasized the team's camaraderie. West Ham's technical director highlighted Wan-Bissaka's talent as a crucial addition to their defensive lineup, as the club aims to improve upon last season's performance. This transfer comes as United looks to replace Wan-Bissaka with Noussair Mazraoui from Bayern Munich, and reflects a shift in their squad dynamics. Wan-Bissaka's first match against his former club is set for October 27, 2024, which is anticipated to be a challenging encounter for United's attacking players.