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straight to your inbox every day for freeDonny van de Beek is set to start for Manchester United against Watford amid concerns in Holland over his lack of playing time.Van de Beek, 23, has only started eight times for United since his £40million move from Ajax in the summer and the Dutch club's youth coach Ronald de Boer suggested Van de Beek should consider requesting a loan or a permanent transfer before the European Championship.Holland have qualified for their first major tournament since the World Cup in 2014 and Van de Beek is poised to start as the playmaker in Frank de Boer's side.Van de Beek has lined up twice for United in the Premier League and was substituted at half-time in their 3-1 win at West Ham last month.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has assured Donny van de Beek he has a big future at Manchester United and will start Saturday's FA Cup tie against Watford.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer where his Manchester United future lies.Van de Beek was signed by the Red Devils in the summer, making a move to Old Trafford from Ajax for a £40m fee.But he’s been hardly used by Solskjaer, starting just two Premier League games and not even coming off the bench for the last three.Much was expected of the 23-year-old this season, who came after an impressive spell in the Eredivisie.And fellow Dutchman Ronald de Boer believes Van de Beek should seek clarity on his Old Trafford future amid his current treatment.De Boer told AD: “The European Championship is coming, he will undoubtedly want to be there.“Maybe it would be good for him to discuss with the club exactly what they want with him.“If the view on playing time

Former Netherlands star Ronald de Boer admits Donny van de Beek may have to leave Manchester United if he has any European Championship ambitions.

Scottish Premiership? It's fair to say our game isn't always associated with silky stuff on the deck but that doesn't mean there aren't ball players north of the border.You only have to look at the likes of Ronald de Boer or Lubo Moravcik over the years, or even the likes of Alexei Eremenko or Franck Sauzee outside of Glasgow's big two.While it's clear there isn't a Xavi or Andrea Pirlo in the Premiership, who is the best passer in the top flight? Ask a Celtic fan and they'd almost certainly tell you that Callum McGregor can look after a ball like no-one else in the division. A Rangers supporter, asked the same question, would probably tell you Glen Kamara - possibly while singing Oasis' 'She's Electric'.

Sports Mail, he said: "When I came to Rangers, I went to get my tracksuit and stuff. "Jimmy Bell said three things to me.

Ronald de Boer insists Celtic deserve to be "nominated" Premiership winners - but claimed they can't call themselves true champions unless the season is finished.

Netherlands icon Ronald de Boer has discussed Manchester United's chances of signing Donny van de Beek this summer.