The Dutch legend has spent time with Werder Bremen and Club Brugge this season, with his path still blocked at Old Trafford
Tahith Chong has revealed that he will be talking about another loan move away from Manchester United for the 2021-22 season.
The famous Dutch player has thrown the current campaign away from Old Trafford, with spells handed in at Werder Bremen and Club Brugge.
He is enjoying his time in Belgium, having previously struggled to make his mark in Germany, and believes that time will help develop regular games while waiting for a break. big at his parent club.
What was said?
Chong has told Sports / Voetbalmagazine: “Staying here for another year could give me stability, but that’s later.
“As far as I know, there is no choice [to extend the loan] in the agreement. We need to discuss that with Manchester United later.
“I like Belgium. It’s a bit like Holland. My point is that living here may bring a little more sustainability, but it’s now difficult to focus on that. ”
When will United’s Chong contract run until?
The 21-year-old is only bound by terms with the Red Devils until 2022, though that agreement includes the option for a 12-month extension.
There is fierce competition for places in Manchester, with Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood filling wide attacking positions.
Daniel James is an alternative to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, while talk of interest in Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho refuses to leave.
How many games has Chong played for United?
After starring for the Red Devils youth teams, big things were expected from Cong as they progressed to the stage.
He made his competitive debut in January 2019, against Reading in the FA Cup, and went on to see 12 rounds across all competitions in the 2019-20 campaign.
Premier League football and starting victories have been hard to come by, forcing the Dutch international U21 to look for opportunities elsewhere.
Explaining his trends in 2020-21, Chong said: “We thought choosing Brugge was a good next step. I already knew the club a year ago, from the Europa League, and we follow Belgian football a bit. I knew pretty much about the team.
“Personally, there are still trends and problems here. The team helps me settle down a lot, but it’s pushing to the end of the season. I need to get used to the rhythm – playing five, six games in a row … I’ve never done that before.
“I now have to add the final result to my game. More goals, more help. That will come once I get to know the players a little better. ”