Seeing Donny van de Beek's performance at Eintracht Frankfurt, I couldn't help but be a little disappointed. Remember his glitz when he joined Manchester United, but now he is struggling at Eintracht Frankfurt. According to the German media fussballAccording to the news, his performances here have not been impressive, and Manchester United do not seem to be optimistic about his future, doubting whether Eintracht Frankfurt will exercise the €12 million buyout option.
Donny van de Beek was substituted at half-time against Mainz, which was undoubtedly a sign of his performance for manager Topmüller, who doesn't often make substitutions at half-time. His performances as a shadow striker were truly worrying, with just 14 touches and just five of his eight passes on target. This kind of performance is really difficult to bring any substantial help to the team.
The question now is, has the midfielder, who joined on loan from Manchester United, missed out on a long-term foothold at Eintracht Frankfurt? The second half of the season is still a long one for Eintracht Frankfurt with 17 games still to come. But for Donny van de Beek, every game that fails to play is a blow to his future.
Eintracht Frankfurt's squad is highly competitive, with key players such as Hiri, Schehibi and Marmush returning, and with the potential introduction of new attacker Ekitike, Van de Beek's challenge will only be greater. He has to compete with the likes of Gotze and Shaibi in midfield, which is undoubtedly a big challenge for him.
Back at Ajax, Donny van de Beek was full of energy and creativity and was at the heart of the team's midfield. But now, he seems to be very different from himself at that time. fussball.According to NEWS, Manchester United's hierarchy are not optimistic about his future at Eintracht Frankfurt at the moment. While his first two games were good, the performance against Mainz was disappointing.
Donny van de Beek's biggest challenge now is how to regain his confidence and regain the sought-after midfielder he was back in. Eintracht Frankfurt director Klose, who usually gives players 18 months to evaluate, but for a player who has only been on loan for six months, this has certainly increased the pressure on him.
As a regular fan, I really hope that Donny van de Beek can find his best form and show what he really is capable of, whether staying at Eintracht Frankfurt or in other options in the future. After all, the story on the football field is always full of uncertainties and possibilities. Van de Beek, you still have a chance, don't give up!