At Manchester United, Dutch international Van der Beek has become a lone wolf, with the double red club team losing 5-0, but he did not score a minute. After the match, Mr £39m was alone in his personal training at Old Trafford.
The British media joked that the lonely Van der Beek has been warming up the fans have finished, and they have not won the playing time. He hasn't been able to play for the Red Devils for more than a month, and this season's Premier League playing time has remained at 6 minutes!
Many Of United's teammates are also upset with Van der Beek and Jesse Lingard, believing that the two should get more playing time. Perhaps Pogba's red card against Liverpool will increase their chances of playing next.
While Van de Beek continued to train and maintain his form, his teammates and fans were already gone, and only Manchester United star Hargreaves, who was the commentator, was still reporting on the field.
But the 24-year-old Dutch midfielder was very serious, meticulously following the physical coach in a back-and-forth sprint that didn't seem to be affected by the fiasco.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has repeatedly promised to reuse Van der Beek, but has failed to do so, deemed disliked and deceived the new signing who joined Manchester United in the summer window last year.
Interestingly, during a Premier League match away to Leicester City, Van de Beek accidentally bumped into a coach in the players' tunnel, and the tea sprayed on the opponent, Fan Jr. quickly turned around and apologized, while Ole Gunnar Solskjaer passed by and ignored it, just as he did when he treated the Netherlands international on the pitch.
Dutch media confirmed that Van der Beek has replaced the agent who helped him join Manchester United, perhaps in preparation for the next transfer. Dutch Voetball International reported that Guido Albels had parted ways with Van de Beek, who failed this summer to successfully loan to teams interested in him, such as Everton.
Ali Dursun is now van der Beek's new agent, who is also an agent for players such as Manchester United's Lindelev, Barca's Frankie De Jong and Braswet. Coincidentally, teams interested in Van de Beek include Everton, Newcastle United, Juventus, Real Madrid and Barca, with Barcelona boss Ronald Koeman, who has also been Van der Beek's manager in the Netherlands in the past.
Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano revealed: "Van der Beek does not have to leave Manchester United, but he is eager to play. This means that if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to coach Manchester United, Downey (Van de Beek) will go 100% off."