Donny van de Beek completes six-month mortgage transfer to Everton after nightmare spell at Manchester United, with the Toffees paying his £100,000 every week wages in full
Donny van de Beek has accomplished his mortgage transfer to Everton, thereby bringing his nightmare spell at Manchester United to a short lived finish.
The Dutch midfielder struggled for sport time at Outdated Trafford following his £40million switch from Ajax final season - with the 24-year-old taking part in simply 50 occasions in two years below Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, then Ralf Rangnick.
However Van de Beek has now sealed a transfer to Goodison Park as the primary Toffees signing introduced after Frank Lampard's arrival on Merseyside as supervisor.
Van de Beek, who will put on the No 30 shirt for Everton this season, advised the membership's official web site: 'I had a very optimistic assembly with the brand new coach (Lampard). We have now the identical concepts about soccer and he had a number of affect on my choice.
'I performed towards him after I was at Ajax, and he was at Chelsea [as manager], so he is aware of me as a participant. He thinks I've qualities that may assist the workforce.
'I can be taught rather a lot from him as a result of he was just a little bit in the identical place - a midfield participant who scored a number of targets. He may also help me rather a lot, so I believe I am in a great place.
'I wish to enhance with Everton. There are all the time issues that may be higher and I work laborious each day to try this.'
LaLiga outfit Valencia had been additionally taken with a transfer for the previous Ajax star earlier than he selected a transfer to Merseyside. The 20-time English champions are set to obtain a £500,000 mortgage payment, with Everton protecting all of Van de Beek's £100,000-per-week wages.
However United have made it clear the mortgage is not any gateway to a everlasting Outdated Trafford exit, having rejected the Blues' proposal of an option-to-buy clause.
As a substitute, the Crimson Devils hope just a few months away from Manchester may also help revitalise the participant they spent £40m on in the summertime of 2020.
A deal between participant and membership may have been sorted six months in the past, when a livid Van de Beek sacked his agent following the breakdown of a short-term Everton transfer in the summertime.
The Dutchman has made simply eight Premier League appearances - and 14 throughout all competitions - this season, scoring as soon as, and can subsequently hope to reignite his profession at Goodison Park.
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