Donny van de Beek should NOT have joined Everton on loan according to former Manchester United defender Paul Parker, who claims the Toffees are ‘not the right club’ for the Dutchman under the ‘inexperience’ of new manager Frank Lampard
- Donny van de Beek joined Everton on loan for the rest of the season in January
- The Dutchman had struggled for first-team football at Manchester United
- Former United defender insists Van de Beek did need to leave to prove himself
- But Parker fears choosing unstable Everton may not have been the best move
Former Manchester United defender Paul Parker fears Donny van de Beek may have made a mistake by joining Everton on loan for the rest of the season.
The Dutchman signed for the Toffees on deadline day having struggled to break into the United first-team under Ralf Rangnick.
Van de Beek was a high profile £35million summer signing for former United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in the summer of 2020, but he has struggled to get any run in the first team since.
Manchester United have allowed Donny van de Beek to join Everton on loan until the summer
But former United defender Paul Parker believes it was not the best move for the midfielder
Now, former United defender Parker admits that the Dutchman needed to leave Old Trafford to show his full ability, seen during Ajax’s extraordinary run to the 2019 Champions League semi-finals.
‘Donny van de Beek needed to go. He needs an opportunity to prove himself,’ Parker told BonusCodeBets via the Metro.
‘Man Utd have lost players, but I think they’re players who needed to go. Van de Beek, needed to go. He needs the opportunity to prove himself and I really hope it works out at Everton.
‘He…
Source : dailymail
