DR Congo and England right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka is being linked with a move from West Ham United to Everton, with the Premier League rivals monitoring the 28-year-old’s situation as uncertainty persists over his contract status in east London.
Transfermarkt lists Wan-Bissaka’s market value at €15.00m and records no fixed expiry date on his West Ham deal, fuelling speculation that the defender could move on for a reduced fee or even edge towards free-agent territory if no agreement is found. The probability of the transfer remains unclear, with the reported likelihood marked simply as “?”.
Born in London on 26 November 1997 and standing at 1.83m, Wan-Bissaka is noted as a right-footed specialist at right-back. He holds dual nationality with DR Congo and England and has become known in the Premier League for his one‑v‑one defending and recovery tackling.
Since joining West Ham, Wan-Bissaka has operated primarily as a defensive full-back, offering protection on the flank rather than consistent attacking output. In his most recent outing, a Premier League fixture for West Ham against [opponent], played on June 23, 2026 and ending [scoreline], he featured at right-back, contributing with his usual defensive discipline over the ninety minutes. Detailed statistics from that match are yet to shift the narrative around him as a reliable, defence‑first option.
The full-back’s profile, experience in the English top flight and mid-range valuation make him an attractive target for an Everton side seeking to stabilise their back line without committing to the very top end of the market.
If Everton do press ahead and a deal can be agreed, the move could offer Wan-Bissaka a fresh platform on Merseyside to reassert his status as one of the league’s most dependable defensive full-backs and shape the next phase of his Premier League career.
