Donny van de Beek set to leave United in January loan deal 

It is understood Van de Beek will join German outfit Eintracht Frankfurt on loan with an option to buy. 

EXIT DOOR: Manchester United's Donny Van de Beek during a pre-season friendly.

Donny van de Beek Manchester United nightmare looks to have finally come an end.

Midfielder Van de Beek's career has been largely at a standstill despite playing 35 times since making the move to Old Trafford from Ajax in 2020. 

A 2022 loan spell at fellow Premier League Everton was marred by injury trouble. This season, 26-year-old Van de Beek - working once again under old Ajax boss Erik ten Hag - has played just 21 minutes of football across all competitions.

Now, it is understood that Van de Beek has been offered a way out of United, with Eintracht Frankfurt said to have agreed terms for the Dutch midfielder, with a view to securing his services come January.

In what will be an initial loan deal, with a fee attached, reports in Europe suggest the Bundesliga outfit  - who have seen off Juventus and Girona in the pursuit - can secure the player on a full-time basis for as little as €15 million, plus add-ons in the summer.

United bought the talented midfielder for €45 million.