Aaron Wan-Bissaka

“I want to come out with the most tackles from each game; that's my aim.”

“Paul Pogba has advised me a lot.”

“People can think I'm shy, or whatever. Those who know me, like really know me, know I'm not like that.”

“It's an unbelievable feeling and an honour to call myself a Manchester United player and something I know that only a small number of players have the privilege to say.”

“The journey throughout my life hasn't been easy.”

“I kept my head down and in bad situations you have to keep going. I kept telling myself 'this isn't going to last, keeping doing what you are doing.'”

“If I had to choose between a goal-saving tackle and scoring a goal, I'd go for a goal.”

“I'll stick to what I know, and that's football.”

“I'd say Neymar. That was a player that was quite challenging, but I was always up for it, and I enjoyed the experience of playing against him.”

“Sometimes people think that I appeared out of nowhere. One day I was suddenly a Crystal Palace starter and then the next I'm at Manchester United, just like that. That's not how it happened, obviously.”

“I just wanted to play and express myself on the pitch, and I have been given that chance it is a good feeling.”

“We're always up for a game, to put 100 per cent and I think that will show with results.”

“I realised when I was 18 I just had the length in the legs, so I use it to my advantage.”

“United tend to sign players for the long haul.”

“Growing up I looked up to Henry. I just like goals, I liked the way he scored goals.”

“They say I have got long legs so that's an advantage for me I use.”

“The Spider' is about the range and length of my legs when I'm lunging to tackle the ball. That's where the nickname comes from.”

“Training up against Wilf and Bolasie toughened me up.”

“There is always pressure for every player who moves clubs when it comes to what a new club expects and how you settle in.”

“Since VAR became involved, you've got to be more careful. Depending on whereabouts you're about to make the tackle, say, around the box, it's quite crucial there, so that's where the concentration comes in a lot.”