Breaking news: As Manchester United board makes final decisions on van de beeks future at the club , is he gonna stay or leave on a permanent deal , post explains in details .

 On-loan Manchester United 

midfielder Donny Van de Beek believes

 his move to Everton has provided him

 with a chance to start afresh.

The Toffees brought the Dutchman

 in on loan until the end of the season

 during the January transfer window.

Van de Beek has started well under

 new boss Frank Lampard and was 

one of Everton's best players in their 

3-0 victory against Leeds United 

last weekend.

The midfielder will be raring to go again

 when the Toffees take on Southampton

 tonight (February 19) in the Premier 

League.

In a conversation with Sky Sports, Van

 de Beek said (as quoted by ToffeeWeb):

“A new area, new teammates

, a new coach it's a new start. 

This gives me a lot of new 

energy.”

The 24-year-old also believes he 

can help the club achieve their ambition 

to constantly move up the Premier 

League table.

Van de Beek added:

“If you see where the club is 

in the table, they also want to [

move] up and I also as a player,

 I want to go again, show what 

I can do. I think this combination

 is good.”

Everton are currently 16th in the league

 standings with just 22 points from 

22 matches. They will need to string together

 some positive results to avoid being 

dragged into a relegation fight.

Victory against Southampton tonight

 could potentially take them up to 14th 

and put them eight points clear of 18th

-placed Norwich City.

Donny Van de Beek will look 

to put Manchester United nightmare

 behind him at Everton

When Manchester United signed 

Van de Beek from AFC Ajax in the 

summer of 2020, many believed it 

was a good move for both parties. 

The Dutchman had impressed with 

his boyhood club in the Eredivisie and

 in Europe, running Ajax's midfield 

with a keen eye for goal.

However, after a goal on his Manchester

 United debut, Van de Beek was simply

 not given enough playing time at any 

point to prove himself. He ended up 

making exactly 50 appearances for 

the club before moving to Everton, 

but averaged just 37 minutes per contest.

Having made a temporary switch to 

Goodison Park, Van de Beek will now

 look to re-establish his game once 

again. His start to life in the blue half 

of Merseyside has been bright and the 

24-year-old will hope to put up some

 good displays on a consistent basis.