[LOOK] The special Wan: Erik ten Hag has made me more gevaarlik says Wan-Bissaka
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Dangerous: Aaron Wan-Bissaka.Picture credit: Daniel Hambury
After setting up their only goal in Manchester United’s 1-0 win over Wolves on Monday night, rightback Aaron Wan-Bissaka now wants to wys Spurs wie’s baas at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this weekend.
Wan-Bissaka lobbed a delightful ball into the middle from the right for Raphael Varane to head home.
But while the 25-year-old has been getting all the plaudits for his contribution, he reckons it’s Dutch coach Erik ten Hag who’s been making him more gevaarlik.
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He tells Inside United: “It’s been good [under Ten Hag], especially for myself. I’ve learned a lot under him. And there’s more to come, more improvement to be done.
“I’m happy. He’s helped the team. You can see the team’s transition has changed.
“On the pitch, just where to be at certain times, be more aggressive going forward, and just how I can help the team.
“Since I’ve been under him, the manager has taught me a lot and you just want to improve more and keep learning more, especially from someone like him. So I’ve enjoyed that.”
While Wan-Bissaka is doing his bit on attack for United, he will have to be wakker on defence against Spurs, with new Tottenham coach Ange Postecoglu warning their visitors that his team are going to play an attacking brand of football on Saturday.
Following an entertaining 2-2 draw against Brentford, Postecoglu says: “I want my team to play football that scares the life out of every opposition. That’s the end game.”
United, meanwhile, are reportedly paaping over the fitness of Argentina centreback Lisandro Martinez, who suffered an ankle injury against Wolves.