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De Boer admits Van de Beek wants to play ‘more’ at Man Utd but warns club have ‘fantastic midfield’ to break into


FRANK DE BOER says Donny van de Beek wants to play more at Manchester United.

But the Holland manager has warned him that it will be ‘difficult’ to break into United’s ‘fantastic’ midfield.

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Donny van de Beek has failed to impress since making the move to EnglandCredit: EPA

The Dutch star is yet to start a Premier League match for the Red Devils following his move from Ajax.

United forked out £39million to sign Van de Beek on a five-year deal in September.

But Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has so far failed to get the best out of the 23-year-old.

He has made 10 appearances across all competitions, scoring once and making one assist.

As quoted by Voetbal International, De Boer said: “Of course I try to give him as much confidence as possible.

“I also showed that by letting him play against Italy. He did a pretty nice job.

“He is also doing well at Manchester United, but they have a fantastic midfield.

“That’s difficult too, but Donny will still get to play enough.

Frank de Boer insisted Manchester United have a ‘fantastic’ midfieldCredit: Alamy Live News

“Of course he wants more, but you also have to get used to a different competition.

“He will experience that too, let’s hope he will eventually get game minutes. In any case, he is equipped, so we can use him well.”

Solskjaer has insisted Van de Beek will play a ‘big part’ this season despite his slow start.

Stats show he put in a better shift than Bruno Fernandes against Istanbul Basaksehir.

But club legend Patrice Evra brutally claimed that United do not need Van de Beek.

And Paul Ince questioned why Solskjaer’s side even signed him in the first place.

Football agents have not backed United’s decision to sign Edinson Cavani

Solskjaer insists Donny van de Beek to play ‘big part’ in United’s season


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