Aaron Wan-Bissaka admits he still speaks to his former team-mates at Crystal Palace, following his £50million summer switch to Manchester United.
The 21-year-old left the Eagles in the summer to join the Old Trafford outfit in a big-money move, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer adding Wan-Bissaka as one of
Wan-Bissaka has since made eight appearances for United so far this season, with the Croydon-born full-back impressing Red Devils fans with his performances.
But the Palace academy graduate has opened up on how he still talks to his old team-mates, and the advice they have given him following his move to Manchester.
In particular, he has spoken about what Wilfried Zaha has told him, having previously been at Manchester United himself after signing for the Red Devils in 2013.
“They (old Palace teammates) still give me advice on games, wish me luck,” he told Joe.co.uk .
“I still speak to them, especially him (Wilfried Zaha), as he was at United.
“You know how things are here. He told me to just keep my head down and keep working hard.”
Meanwhile, Wan-Bissaka said he is enjoying the challenge at Manchester United, where he has made the right-back position his own with his early-season displays.
"It's been different, but I knew I was up for a new challenge," he said.
"A new area, a different life and I've adapted well here and settled in quite quickly with the team, they have been great with me.
"Every session helps a lot, whether they go past me or they don't. It allows me to expect who I'm up against during a Premier League game."
