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Fans joke Man Utd can watch Frenkie De Jong this season after new La Liga ITV deal

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La Liga matches live this season - and Manchester United fans have flocked online to make the same joke. The terrestrial TV channel secured a three-year deal to show Spanish football, with ten games being shown across this season as one game per month will be selected.Indeed, sought-after teams such as Real Madrid and Barcelona will be shown on free-to-air telly - and this has led to some United fans making a joke about the situation they find themselves in with Frenkie de Jong.READ MORE: Frenkie de Jong's sexy fiancee drops hint over Chelsea and Man Utd linksOne quipped after seeing the news: “we’re gonna get to see de jong play live after all.” Another said: “One way for British government to bail Barcelona out haha.” A third commented: “Barcelona want their cut of this now.” A last one wrote: “Which one of Barcelona’s economic levers is that?”De Jong’s move to United has been one of the most complicated transfer sagas in history.

The Dutchman is reportedly owed about £14million in unpaid wages by his club, and he is refusing to budge and enter into discussions over personal terms despite a fee being agreed between Erik ten Hag’s side and the Catalans in July.Where will De Jong end up this season?

Let us know in the comments section belowBarcelona have been activating certain economic levels to ensure that they can afford to register the players that they have bought this transfer window.It is believed that they are hoping that De Jong departs the club and they can recoup some further money back, with the potential sale of the former Ajax playmaker being considered as another economic lever they can exercise.

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