The Englishman was particularly impressive in the most recent meeting between the two sides
Manchester United continue their bid to secure Champions League qualification by taking on Brighton and Hove Albion at the Amex later today, with the Seagulls having come out on top in the last two Premier League meetings between the teams.
It was, however, the Old Trafford outfit who emerged as victors during the recent FA Cup semi-final clash with Roberto De Zerbi's men, with Victor Lindelof converting the winning penalty following an agonising miss from Solly March.
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While there are still doubts over the 25-year-old's long-term future at the Theatre of Dreams - amid recent reports that he could be sold if the club can find a more attack-minded alternative - the Englishman has proven in recent months that he can be a more than worthwhile asset to Ten Hag in the short-term, at least.
The former Crystal Palace man undoubtedly rose to the challenge of trying to contain the lively Kaoru Mitoma at Wembley, with the latter man himself having described Wan-Bissaka as a "strong opponent" following that tasty battle.