Aaron Wan-Bissaka may continue his international career with the Democratic Republic of Congo, so knows The Athletic Monday to report. The permanent right back of Manchester United would like to make playing minutes with the national team of England, but the 23-year-old defender has not yet got further than a place in the match selection of national coach Gareth Southgate. Wan-Bissaka’s patience seems to be running out, so there is a good chance that the defender will definitely play for Congo if he does not get any playing time in the next international period.
It is the lack of perspective in particular that made the right-wing defender think. Wan-Bissaka is one of the first names to appear on the scoresheet at his club, and he is especially praised for his defensive qualities. However, the cut-throat competition with the English national team makes him restless, as a result of which the right back may change the helm in his still early international career.
The Congolese Englishman was discovered in South London and was admitted to the youth academy at Crystal Palace, where he had his final breakthrough. Wan-Bissaka made at the Eagles so much impression that Manchester United was willing to pay 55 million euros for the right back in 2019. Although he has proven his worth more than once, Wan-Bissaka has not yet managed to convince Southgate. That has everything to do with the luxury problem in the right back position. Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold usually prefers that spot, while Kyle Walker (Manchester City), Kieran Trippier (Atlético Madrid) and Reece James (Chelsea) are also among the options.
Wan-Bissaka’s father came to London with his family in the late 1990s to build a safer life. The talent played a youth match for Congo in 2015, and the right back also made minutes for the England Under-21. Take at the end of this month the Three Lions against San Marino, Albania and Poland in preparation for the European Championship next summer. According to reports, Wan-Bissaka will await the developments surrounding those duels before making a decision about his future.
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