Manchester United have reportedly disciplined Aaron Wan-Bissaka for failing to turn up to training.
Wan-Bissaka has made just three appearances under Ralf Rangnick since he replaced the sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in early December. The former Crystal Palace ace was absent before the winter break due to illness.
Diogo Dalot has been the preferred right-back for Rangnick, even when £50million-man Wan-Bissaka has been available.

Wan-Bissaka has been in United training this week ahead of Friday's FA Cup fourth round clash at home to Middlesbrough.

But it appears there has been a number of sessions he has not been a part of.

Speaking on the Transfer Window podcast, Duncan Castles claims Wan-Bissaka has been absent on numerous occasions.

The 24-year-old took the "unusual" step of calling in sick instead of visiting the training ground to be assessed by medical staff.

Castles says United have punished Wan-Bissaka for his behaviour.

"My information is that he has missed a lot of training sessions," Castles said.

"I'm told that on at least one occasion he failed to turn up to training, citing illness as a reason, calling in to say that he was ill and that's why he wasn't coming in for training.