Donny van de Beek of Manchester United has reversed course regarding his agent’s recent statements about his next potential transfer.
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Manchester United’s Donny van de Beek has changed his stance on his agent’s recent comments regarding his next potential transfer. The midfielder, who has been somewhat forgotten at Manchester United, has given an update on his future and discussed the possibility of returning to Ajax.
Despite his agent initially stating that he would not go back to Ajax, Van de Beek has now hinted that a move to the Dutch club could still be on the cards. He spent the second half of the season on loan at Eintracht Frankfurt, with his agent confirming that the German club will not sign him permanently.
Van de Beek, who joined Manchester United from Ajax in 2020, has had a tough time in Germany, making only a handful of appearances. He is set to return to Manchester United soon, where the club will likely try to sell him permanently.
In a recent interview with Ziggo Sport, Van de Beek spoke about the possibility of returning to Ajax, saying that it’s a special place for him and that anything is possible in football. He also mentioned his desire to play regular European football again and expressed confidence in his abilities to bounce back from a difficult period.
Regarding his future destination, Van de Beek’s agent mentioned that he would explore options in Spain, Italy, or France. He emphasized that a move within the Premier League is unlikely, as Manchester United is not interested in selling him to a domestic rival.
Van de Beek’s agent also mentioned that his preference would be for the midfielder to join a club where he can play as a No.10, similar to his role at Ajax. He highlighted the success of Dutch players in Spain and Italy and revealed that Van de Beek was close to joining Real Sociedad last summer before the deal fell through.
Overall, Van de Beek’s future remains uncertain, but it seems that a return to Ajax or a move to a club in Spain, Italy, or France could be on the cards.