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Gary Neville has said that Aaron Wan-Bissaka is a “setback” as a Manchester United right-back and doesn’t need to be an attacking threat like Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold or Manchester City’s Kyle Walker for the club to be successful.
Alexander-Arnold and Walker are renowned for their forward play, but Neville, a former right-back and United captain, believes that Wan-Bissaka is a better defender than either of them and that this should be the focus of the former Crystal player. Palace.
“Aaron Wan-Bissaka is a fantastic defensive right back and there are teams in the past that have won in different ways,” Neville said. “The idea that because Trent Alexander-Arnold and Kyle Walker are two of the most prominent attacking backs in Europe [should] It means that Manchester United have to have one of the most outstanding attacking backs in Europe, it is not the case.
“I’ve seen [Branislav] Ivanovic, [César] Azpilicueta triumphs in the Premier League [for Chelsea] in the last five, 10 years and they have been very different wingers than the ones I mentioned. My take with Aaron Wan-Bissaka is that he should focus on his defense and become a brilliant Manchester United winger who [helps] keep the sheets clean. “
However, Wan-Bissaka can isolate himself. “The only other thing he should do is try to create a relationship with his right-back where he can serve that player well and he can serve his central midfielder well,” said Neville, a Sky Sports expert.
“What I’m talking about is rolling passes with the correct weight, to the right side of the player’s feet so that the attack can begin. Maybe then the other things, like the overlap that you can produce to make room for people, is something you could add.
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“Manchester United have invested £ 50 million in it. My opinion would be that he is isolated on what is a great Old Trafford course. He needs that option in front of him to his right, in to left and a diagonal to his forward. Whether it’s Beckham, Keane, or Yorke, or Carrick, Ronaldo, and Rooney, I always had those three options.
“He knew where they were and he was giving it to them. I am serving the attack. It’s a bit old-fashioned approach because nowadays wingers are expected to be extreme, score goals, set goals, take free kicks and penalties; well this is a throwback. This is a defensive back who is very different and I don’t think we have to try to say that he needs to be something different. Maybe Manchester United’s next signing will be a really offensive left back. “
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