Live bar February 23 news In January this year, Manchester United winger Jose JongTasy ended his loan at Bremen and went on loan to Belgian side Club Brugge. In Bruges' 3-0 win over OH Leuven on Monday night, Tasi Chung offered an assist and made a penalty. Youth player performance manager Les Parry said it now looks like it would be a good thing for Tashi Chung on loan.
"Tashi Chung's decision to go on loan is fantastic, with his side currently at the top of the league table, and Bruges can relax and play their style of football and show themselves to the fullest. If your team is in the middle of the league, one of the first things you focus on is not to get beaten. Parry said.
"Tassi Chung couldn't get playing time during his time at Manchester United, and that changed his development in the squad. Our manager decided to go on loan for Tassi clocks, and then Brugge made an offer, and everyone thought it was a good fit for him. ”
'Tassie Jong needs to play and for young players who are less experienced than Tashi Jong, they haven't played in the first team, especially if they're still on loan for their first time, but for a player like Tassie Chung, he's already played for The United first team, so it's important for him to continue to play.
'We hope Tassi Chung will play more games in his future at Bru and we can almost guarantee that he will play more than he did in Bremen, so it is a good thing for him to go on loan to Bruges.
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