By Axel Reyes

The Premier League is a ruthless proving ground. The demands are immense, and players who don't fit the system or perform at their peak often find themselves seeking opportunities elsewhere. At Manchester United, the competition is fierce, and many promising talents fail to establish themselves. Some, after leaving Old Trafford, find their footing at other clubs and demonstrate their true potential.
The latest example is Aaron Wan-Bissaka. The right-back, who arrived at United with a reputation as one of the brightest prospects in English football, never quite cemented his place as an undisputed starter. After several seasons at the club, the player has been involved in 4 goals in his 25 appearances for West Ham, more goal contributions than in his last 3 seasons combined in the Premier League with Manchester United.
Wan-Bissaka's situation at West Ham is drastically different. The right-back has become a regular in the starting eleven and is showcasing his quality in every match. His contributions in attack have surprised many, as he was primarily considered a defensive player at United.
Wan-Bissaka's story is not unique. In recent years, several players who didn't succeed at Manchester United have thrived at other clubs. Some of the most notable examples include Marcus Rashford, Antony, and Greenwood.
The question is clear: Why do these players perform at such a high level away from Manchester United? The reasons are varied, but some of the most important include:
The cases of Wan-Bissaka and other players who thrive away from Manchester United demonstrate that football is a complex sport in which many factors play a role. Talent is not enough to succeed at a club as demanding as Manchester United. Sometimes, it is necessary to seek opportunities at other teams to show what one is capable of doing.

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