Aaron Wan-Bissaka is getting his career back on track at West Ham
The right back helped the Hammers seal a point against Brighton, and has been one of the club's most consistent performers this season
www.nytimes.comHere’s the latest on Aaron Wan-Bissaka as of May 2026:
- Club status: Wan-Bissaka remains with West Ham United, where he has been a regular option at right-back since joining in 2024. He has started and contributed both defensively and offensively, helping the Hammers in domestic league play.[2][10]
- Recent form and role: He has been described as one of West Ham’s more dependable performers this season, with contributions in defense and occasional attacking support, including goals and assists in prior campaigns.[2]
- Injury and availability: There have been periods of illness or minor injuries in the past, but he has generally returned to training and resumed duties once recovered, keeping him in contention for selection.[1]
- Transfer / career context: Wan-Bissaka left Manchester United for West Ham for a reported fee around £15 million, and has since established himself as a valuable squad member at the London club.[2]
- Profile background: He began at Crystal Palace and rose to prominence at Manchester United before moving to West Ham, where he continues to compete at a high level in the Premier League.[3]
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