Aaron Wan-Bissaka made his Manchester United debut as a second half substitute against Perth Glory, and fans were instantly impressed by what they saw.
The former Crystal Palace right-back, who signed for an initial £45m, came on at the start of the second half in Perth in United's first pre-season friendly of the summer.
While United were dominant for most of the game, a stubborn Perth defence restricted goalscoring opportunities until Marcus Rashford gave them the lead on the hour mark.
But Wan-Bissaka was alert to prevent two possible counter-attacks before Rashford's strike, sticking out a leg on both occasions to cleanly take the ball back for United when his opponent seemed to have shaken him off.
Fellow new signing Daniel James had impressed in the first half, and United fans were similarly impressed with Wan-Bissaka's debut performance for the club.
The real deal
Earning his nickname
Finally
A welcome change
A promising start
Great debut
