Manchester United and Crystal Palace have agreed a £50m fee for Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but personal terms have not yet been finalised. The 21-year-old defender will cost United £45m plus £5m in add-ons, which are understood to be based on appearances, and will fly to Manchester at 4pm on Wednesday evening before completing the first part of his medical. Wan-Bissaka is expected to sign a long-term contract at Old Trafford and would become Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s second signing of the summer, following the addition of Daniel James from Swansea.
The England U21 international could become United’s fifth most expensive signing of all-time behind Paul Pogba (£89m), Romelu Lukaku (£76m), Angel Di Maria (£59.7m) and Fred (£52m). United had rejected a £40m bid for Wan-Bissaka on June 8, with Solskjaer keen to bring in a right-back this summer following the departure of club captain Antonio Valencia. United had rejected a £40m bid for Wan-Bissaka on June 8, with Solskjaer keen to bring in a right-back this summer following the departure of club captain Antonio Valencia.
Wan-Bissaka had three years remaining on his contract at Selhurst Park and featured 39 times in all competitions last season as Palace finished 12th in the Premier League. 
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