Just after the hour mark at Wembley on Sunday afternoon, Aaron Wan-Bissaka powerfully drove forward with the ball, forcing his way past two Brighton players, before evading the attention of Pervis Estupinan and playing a low pass into the box.
It was a display of skill, strength and determination, three qualities which have contributed to his unlikely renaissance at Manchester United this season after he was informed he could find a new club in the spring of last year.
Erik ten Hag did not have Wan-Bissaka in his plans but the player was needed throughout the festive period following the injury Diogo Dalot sustained at the World Cup. He's not looked back since and his performance against Brighton at Wembley suggests he's certainly not done at United yet.
