Donny van de Beek 'pushing' for permanent Everton move and more Man United transfer rumours

Donny van de Beek is reportedly planning on joining Everton permanently this summer if he helps to keep them in the Premier League.

The on-loan Manchester United midfielder is set to remain at Goodison Park for the remainder of the season, having joined the Toffees on January transfer deadline day.

Van de Beek has already been praised by Everton boss Frank Lampard for his impact since making the move to Merseyside, having been left frustrated by his lack of chances at Old Trafford.

And, according to The Mirror, the Netherlands international wants to turn his loan move into a permanent one if Everton can avoid relegation.

The Toffees suffered another setback in their mission to move away from the Premier League’s drop zone after falling to a 2-0 defeat at Southampton on Saturday. That result leaves them just four points above the bottom three, with the sides below them starting to pick up some form.

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Should Van de Beek manage to help Everton avoid relegation though, the 24-year-old will reportedly push to join the club on a permanent basis, provided the Toffees can reach an agreement with United.

The report claims United could decide to cut their losses on Van de Beek, but would still look for around £20million from Everton for a permanent sale.

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