Manchester United ace Donny van de Beek reveals his favourite position after first Everton start

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Manchester United until the end of this season. The Holland international is revelling in the chance to showcase his skills after being handed regular starts by new boss Frank Lampard.And he has no intention of going back to United to sit on the bench next season.Should he continue to flourish at Goodison Park, van de Beek will push to join the Toffees full-time, provided both clubs can agree a fee and Lampard's men avoid relegation to the Championship.Will Donny van de Beek play for Man Utd again? Comment belowVan de Beek joined United from Ajax in 2020 for £35m and signed a deal keeping him at Old Trafford until 2026.United could decide to cut their losses on someone who has failed to make an impact, but would look to recoup around £20m for the midfielder.Van de Beek says he is feeling 'energised' since moving clubs and he said: "It's like a new start.

Manchester United following what's been a promising start to his Everton career.The Dutchman joined the Toffees on loan on Deadline Day last month and has been immediately thrown into the mix by new manager Frank Lampard.He was named man of the match during Everton's 3-0 win over Leeds United on Saturday, which was the first time the 24-year-old had completed 90 minutes of football this season.Following a rejuvenated couple of weeks on Merseyside, Van de Beek says he's starting to feel "really happy" again, and joked that fatigue nearly got the better of him at the weekend as it's been a "long time" since he's played a full match."I am really happy to play 90 minutes," he said."In the last 20 minutes [against Leeds] I felt it was a long time ago that I played a full game, and I was a little bit tired!"But it was an amazing day and a good start for me. We really needed this."Van de Beek has already played over 120 minutes of football for Everton, almost doubling the 69 minutes of Premier League action he was handed by Manchester United over the past five-and-a-half months.If Donny van de Beek's good form for Everton continues, will he start for Manchester United next season? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...The midfielder arrived at Old Trafford from Ajax for £40million in 2020, but was quickly shunted out to the peripheries of the squad by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Rio Ferdinand has revealed that Manchester United outcast Donny van de Beek has sparked confusion after setting tongues wagging in Everton training.The Netherlands international joined the Toffees last month on a loan deal until the end of the season having found minutes increasingly hard to come by at Old Trafford.The Dutch midfielder came off the bench to make his Everton debut in a 3-1 defeat to Newcastle, before playing a full 90 minutes for his new club in their 3-0 triumph over Leeds on Saturday.Van de Beek impressed in the Goodison Park win, but it has been his efforts in training which have reportedly caught the eye - and raised confusion - with those at Everton, according to Rio Ferdinand."I’ve been speaking to a few people at the club and they’ve said that he’s gone in there and lifted the levels, training-wise," the former United defender told Vibe with FIVE. "[He’s a] great lad, first and foremost, but you can see.

Manchester United were pegged back for the third game in succession during their 1-1 draw with Southampton at Old Trafford on Saturday lunchtime.