£140k-a-week star will join Ronaldo in leaving Old Trafford
Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, pointed during the game.
According to transfer insider Dean Jones, Donny van de Beek’s future at Manchester United is uncertain, just like that of Cristiano Ronaldo and Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Jones believes Van de Beek falls into the same category as his two team members, Ronaldo and Wan-Bissaka, who both expressed a desire to leave Old Trafford during the summer.
What recent information is there about Wan-Bissaka, Ronaldo, and Van de Beek?
Van de Beek is a player who United manager Erik ten Hag recently stated he wants to see more of.
After the Red Devils’ 1-0 victory over Real Sociedad last week, the Dutchman was quoted by ESPN as saying, “I think it was a decent performance, but he can do better.”
It is clear from Ten Hag’s comments that Wan-Bissaka still has room to grow, despite the right-current back’s distance from United’s starting lineup. There are currently rumors that the club would be willing to allow him to return to Crystal Palace on loan.
Last but not least, in regards to Ronaldo, The Telegraph recently reported that the Portugal international is not opposed to a departure and that United are now preparing for life without him.
What has Jones said regarding Wan-Bissaka, Ronaldo, and Van de Beek?
The futures of Ronaldo and Wan-Bissaka at Old Trafford are undeniably in question, and Jones believes Van de Beek should also be considered.
He’s been quite persistent and quite hopeful that things could turn around, but there hasn’t really been a massive turnaround under Ten Hag, so that’s the other one I would probably throw into the mix, the journalist said in a statement to GIVEMESPORT about the former Ajax player and his two team-mates.
Will Wan-Bissaka, Van de Beek, and Ronaldo all remain at United after January?
Most likely, none of the three of them will stay. Since the club’s failure to qualify for the Champions League in the summer, Ronaldo has been unhappy, and Van de Beek and Wan-Bissaka are simply not being given a chance.
Although both athletes have experienced injuries, only the former has a history of regular play. Despite joining United more than two years ago, the £140,000 a week Netherlands international has only started less than 10 Premier League games.
Wan-Bissaka, on the other hand, hasn’t even been able to play in the Europa League.
Would it come as a surprise if Van de Beek, Ronaldo, and Wan-Bissaka all asked to go in January after thinking about everything mentioned above? It wouldn’t, though. The trio leaving Old Trafford when the transfer window reopens is thus not difficult to envision.