Wan Bissaka Revealed his toughest attacker that he has faced, since he joined Manchester United

Wan Bissaka has Revealed his toughest attacker he has faced since he joined Manchester United






As good as Wan Bissaka is nobody would have believed that he has a tougher opponent, and he has revealed the person is. It was a surprise as he mentioned the person's name, he is one of the person Wan Bissaka obviously frustrated this season, Wan Bissaka tackle easily as if it is not difficult to make a tackle. But he has Revealed his toughest attacker, he has faced since he joined Manchester United.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka is a unique player. In 40 years of watching football, I don't think I have ever seen a player like him.


A defender who relishes tackling so much he almost seems to invite opponents to take him on. Like a Venus flytrap, he waits and then snaps into challenges and, almost always, manages to win the ball.

During the opening game of the Premier League season, there was an incident when Ross Barkley broke clear and there was mentally time to think 'it's going to be a yellow card but it's a challenge Aaron has to make'. Instead, he snaked his leg around the England international and, somehow, won the ball cleanly.

Wan Bissaka is agreeable the best right back in English premier league. He have frustrated many strikers in that wing since moving to Manchester united, as good as he is nobody would have believed that he has a special toughest opponent, and he has revealed the person is.

Nobody can doubt his remarkable tackling skills, exquisite timing, speed of recovery or determination to keep the door bolted at the back.




"I’d say Raheem Sterling; those are the battles I’ve enjoyed the most," Wan-Bissaka told United's website.

"He keeps going, just keeps on coming at you. Doesn’t matter if he doesn’t get past you in one challenge, he keeps coming back for more every time.

"That’s what I like. I’ve been happy with my performances in both league derbies and the results both times were just what we needed.

"The second one was just before lockdown, and that was an incredible afternoon. "We were prepared for that game and we showed that as a team on the pitch.

"When Scott scored the second goal, the whole stadium just went off and you could see what it meant to everyone."

Wan-Bissaka added that he has been able to improve his tackling ability over the years with hard work and consistency.




"I want to say I worked on it, but at first I think it was just natural," he continued.

"Even when I was an attacker coming up at Palace, my tackling was noticed then too. I don’t think I really knew how good I was at it until I started taking it seriously. These days I work on it a lot more!"