He needs to go somewhere Patrice Evra tells Manchester United star to leave Old Trafford
He needs to go somewhere - Patrice Evra tells Manchester United star to leave Old Trafford Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Approve Reject & ban Delete Logout
“I feel great, I feel good and what I’m saying is I just need to keep going and, if chances come, I have to take them”.Donny van de Beek: “I’m happy to be back and have to stay fit for a longer time and try to help Man United”. “I feel great, I feel good and what I’m saying is I just need to keep going and, if chances come, I have to take them”. Speaking to Betfair (via ), Evra shared his thoughts on Van de Beek's dreary two-and-a-half-year spell at Manchester United. He said: "When we bought Donny van de Beek, I was the first one that asked why we had bought another midfielder when we didn't need one. We needed a defender at the time. Everybody jumped on me saying I hate Van de Beek. I have nothing against him. I saw him after the Tottenham game with his family and I love him." Evra, who helped the Red Devils lift five Premier League titles, claimed that the Netherlands international should secure a transfer. He said: "I remember when he first signed, I heard people comparing him to Paul Pogba. Let's be honest, he had only just come to the Premier League. My advice to him is that he needs to go somewhere where he feels loved. The problem in England, not just Manchester, is that people don't respect him. He's a very good player." Evra also compared Van de Beek to Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Alexis Sanchez, who also suffered a similar fate as the midfielder. He added: "He reminds me of Mkhitaryan and Sanchez when they struggled at United. When these things happen, you have to go. He's losing his time. He's getting injured, he's not playing enough and when he plays all the pressure is on him. I don't think he can deal well with the pressure. Go to where you feel loved." Overall, Van de Beek has netted two goals and contributed two assists in 57 appearances across all competitions for Manchester United. Sunday’s at Old Trafford Sunday’s at Old Trafford
He needs to go somewhere - Patrice Evra tells Manchester United star to leave Old Trafford
Patrice Evra believes Donny van de Beek's time at Old Trafford has come to an end. legend has urged to depart the Red Devils for the sake of his professional career. Van de Beek, 25, has failed to make a mark at Old Trafford since arriving from Ajax for an initial fee of £35 million in the summer of 2020. A right-footed box-to-box midfielder, Van de Beek was sent out on loan to Everton in January this year. After scoring one goal in seven matches for the Toffees, he returned to the Red Devils earlier this summer and has failed to impress his new boss Erik ten Hag since then. Donny van de Beek: “I’m happy to be back and have to stay fit for a longer time and try to help Man United”.“I feel great, I feel good and what I’m saying is I just need to keep going and, if chances come, I have to take them”.Donny van de Beek: “I’m happy to be back and have to stay fit for a longer time and try to help Man United”. “I feel great, I feel good and what I’m saying is I just need to keep going and, if chances come, I have to take them”. Speaking to Betfair (via ), Evra shared his thoughts on Van de Beek's dreary two-and-a-half-year spell at Manchester United. He said: "When we bought Donny van de Beek, I was the first one that asked why we had bought another midfielder when we didn't need one. We needed a defender at the time. Everybody jumped on me saying I hate Van de Beek. I have nothing against him. I saw him after the Tottenham game with his family and I love him." Evra, who helped the Red Devils lift five Premier League titles, claimed that the Netherlands international should secure a transfer. He said: "I remember when he first signed, I heard people comparing him to Paul Pogba. Let's be honest, he had only just come to the Premier League. My advice to him is that he needs to go somewhere where he feels loved. The problem in England, not just Manchester, is that people don't respect him. He's a very good player." Evra also compared Van de Beek to Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Alexis Sanchez, who also suffered a similar fate as the midfielder. He added: "He reminds me of Mkhitaryan and Sanchez when they struggled at United. When these things happen, you have to go. He's losing his time. He's getting injured, he's not playing enough and when he plays all the pressure is on him. I don't think he can deal well with the pressure. Go to where you feel loved." Overall, Van de Beek has netted two goals and contributed two assists in 57 appearances across all competitions for Manchester United. Sunday’s at Old Trafford Sunday’s at Old Trafford