Aaron Wan-Bissaka has praised Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for pushing him to become a better player in his debut campaign at Manchester United.

The 22-year-old has made 33 appearances for United since joining from Crystal Palace last summer in a big-money deal worth up to £50m.

Having impressed during a hit-and-miss campaign for the Red Devils, Wan-Bissaka has talked up the work being done by boss Solskjaer at Old Trafford.

"Since I came to United, the coaching staff have been great. They all really know their stuff, and they can make a difference to your game," he is quoted as saying by the Daily Mail.

"Even a fraction of a percent improvement is worth getting, and I'm really excited about the chance to work on my game in any area I can.

"The manager is a big part of that process too. Since day one at United, I've seen that Ole's a manager who knows what he wants. You can see his intentions for the team.

"He wants every single player to improve, and he's given us all a steer on what we need to improve. That's what you need, I think - a manager who will push you."

Wan-Bissaka recently revealed that teammate Marcus Rashford is another who has helped with his development.