What did Van de Beek say after a disappointing start with MU?

The Dutch midfielder could not hide his disappointment after losing the first match in the MU jersey.

In the opening game of the new season, MU had to receive a humiliating defeat at Old Trafford. When most of the players were underpowered, the Reds lost 1-3 to Crystal Palace.

MU’s only goal was Donny van de Beek, the only rookie the Reds brought in so far. However, that hit didn’t help Van de Beek get off to a positive start with the new jersey.

Speaking after the match, the Dutch midfielder clearly expressed his discontent: “This is not the result I was expecting. This is my first match against MU and I want to win. It’s bad to lose 1-3 at home. I am very disappointed. During the training sessions, the players performed well. I felt very positive before the game, but today was not our day. We play too slow. Against an opponent like Crystal Palace, we should have played faster to create more opportunities.

Van de Beek scored in his debut match

With this goal, Donny van de Beek became the 20th MU rookie to score on his debut. Indeed, Van de Beek is a rare bright spot for Manchester United in the match against Crystal Palace. In about 30 minutes on the field, he had 30 touches of the ball, threw 23 passes with 78% accuracy. The former Ajax Amsterdam midfielder also showed his enthusiasm and aggression as he constantly moved around and asked his teammates for the ball.

The failure at Crystal Palace has shown all of MU’s remaining weaknesses. They lack a truly graceful midfielder to play alongside Harry Maguire, a defensive midfielder capable of regulating the pace of the game and a quality right winger. This will be the task that the Reds leadership must complete in the last 3 weeks of the summer transfer market.

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