Aaron Wan-Bissaka's sparkling form throughout his debut campaign in Claret and Blue was undoubtedly one of the biggest highlights of 2024/25 for West Ham United.
Brought in from top-flight rivals Manchester United in August 2024, the 27-year-old made an instant impact on his first appearance against boyhood club Crystal Palace later that month, and went on to cement his place in the Hammers' XI.
Displaying versatility and dependability, Wan-Bissaka went on to start 35 of his side's 38 Premier League clashes, and featured a total of 38 times in all competitions, with a start apiece in the FA and EFL Cups.
As well as offering constant defensive assurance, contributing 70 tackles and 111 clearances in the league, the south London native also chipped in at the other end, notching two goals and five assists.
Indeed, he opened his Irons account in memorable style in the 2-0 win at Newcastle United on 25 November, before striking in the home defeat by Arsenal just five days later.
Wan-Bissaka's impressive performances were duly recognised at the end of term, when he was crowned the Club's Hammer of the Year, as well as the Official Supporters' Clubs Player of the Year.
You can remind yourself of some of his best moments here, by clicking on the video player above.
