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#1 Andy Cole says Wan-Bissaka will be a good addition to United

Andy Cole believes Wan-Bissaka is a fine addition to the United team

In an interview to Sky Sports, Manchester United legend Andy Cole has praised United's acquisition of English right back Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

The Red Devils are all set to sign the Crystal Palace star for around £50m and there are reports that he could be a Manchester United player by the end of this week. Cole believes that the Englishman will be a good addition to the United team

I believe so [that Wan-Bissaka represents good business for United].

He’s a very good young player. He’s done very well considering he didn’t start his career as a full-back. He’s done extremely well playing there.

If you come to a club like Manchester United, no doubt he will learn a lot more and have the opportunity to play at a level that he would no doubt like to play at.

Wan-Bissaka will become Solskjaer's second signing of the summer and will address a position that has been United's weak point for a couple of seasons.

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