Manchester United's £50m struggle gives the Glazers golden chance to repeat Gary Neville legacy

If there's one area that has caused a lot of debate in recent weeks at Manchester United, it's the defence.

From fans being accused of having agendas against certain players to individuals not getting game time, it's created a lot of discussion and, to be honest, it feels like no one truly knows what the best solution is.

However, one area that hasn't caused much debate in the defensive area since Rangnick took charge has been at right-back, where Diogo Dalot looks to have cemented his position ahead of Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

Wan-Bissaka hasn't been getting anywhere near the amount of game time he was under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and he looks like a lost soul at Old Trafford.

Signed for £50million from Crystal Palace in the summer of 2019, Wan-Bissaka was the obvious right-back signing to make at the time. That's not saying he was the right choice, but he was the standout full-back to go for in the Premier League.

When he was at Palace, he was widely commended for his fantastic tackling ability and was arguably the best defensive full-back in Europe.

Since his move to United though, he's neither progressed or regressed. While his debut season was exceptional, it was obvious he needed to improve going forward.

However, there's always been an attacking flaw to his game, which is surprising considering he used to be a winger in his youth.

Whenever in possession, he seems reluctant to take on any opposition defenders. Instead, he usually cuts back inside and passes backwards. If you think about some of the best attacking full-backs in the world, they always look for a forward pass and love getting tight to the byline. Unfortunately, Wan-Bissaka doesn't offer that.

Should United sell him, they will probably recoup only a