According to the British "Daily Mirror" report, although Van der Beek is currently only leaving Manchester United on a rental basis, he intends to leave the team permanently this summer and officially join Everton. Because the painful lesson of Red Devils teammate Lingard told him that even if he played well in the rental, he would continue to sit on the cold bench after returning.
The 24-year-old Dutch international quickly gained approval from manager Frank Lampard and other team-mates after joining Everton, and after watching his training performances, the "Toffee" camp was surprised that he could not get more opportunities to play at Manchester United, believing that if Manchester United could not even use players of this level, the team should be strong and not only compete for fourth place.
Britain's Daily Star said Van der Beek had told Manchester United that he wanted a permanent transfer. If Everton continue to play well and the team is willing to buy him out, Van de Beek will pressure United to ask for a permanent transfer.
In the transfer window last summer, Xiao Fan also had the opportunity to rent, but because he believed in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's promise, he stayed at Manchester United, and as a result, he did not get "more playing time" at all, and he did not catch a Premier League starting opportunity in half a season.
Not only that, Van de Beek also witnessed that Lingard, who joined West Ham on loan last season, scored 9 goals and assisted 5 times in 16 games, and could only sit on the cold bench after returning to Manchester United, starting zero in the Premier League like himself. What is certain is that Van de Beek is unlikely to play the Lin Emperor stats at Goodison Park, and if he returns to Manchester United, the ending may not be much better than Lingard. The only thing that might convince him to return to United's arms may be the current Ajax manager Tenhag, and if he becomes the official manager of Manchester United next season, Van de Beek may change his mind and choose to stay in the team.
This week, Lingard shared his fitness achievements on social networking sites, and the picture shows that he has trained a body of "tendon meat", comparable to his "master" C Luo. With not many games to play, Jesse Lingard also took the time to add a new tattoo, a tattoo associated with his daughter.
Unfortunately, Jesse Lingard may not get a chance to start in the Premier League this season, his contract is about to expire, the British media said that he intends to play abroad this summer, no longer stay in the Premier League, Sevilla, Inter and Borussia Dortmund are said to be interested. Premier League's West Ham, Newcastle United and Tottenham Also want to persuade him to change his mind and stay in England.
As for Van de Beek, the Daily Mirror said that United spent a £35 million down payment when they brought him in, but if it was purged this summer, it would be necessary to cut the price and accept a transfer fee of around £20 million. Van de Beek has made it clear that he feels rejuvenated since the club's change.
Van der Beek said: "It's like a fresh start, it brings me a lot of energy. And you know, if you look at Everton in the standings, we're on the upside. As a player, I want to show again what I can do. I think the combination of myself and Everton is great."
Anthony Martial, another player who left Manchester United in the winter transfer window, also got better at Sevilla, and he also scored his first goal after renting out this week. All indications are that leaving Manchester United seems to have allowed most players to regain their good form and enjoy the mentality of football.