'I haven't learned Spanish yet' - Van de Beek speaks out on possible Real Madrid move

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The midfielder is apparently a target for both Los Blancos and Manchester United yet he is taking as much time as necessary to choose his future

Donny van de Beek conceded that playing football in the Spanish sun is engaging, however recommended that he was in no hurry to seal a transition to Real Madrid.

The Ajax midfielder came to unmistakable quality nearby any semblance of Matthijs de Ligt, Frenkie de Jong and Hakim Ziyech during the Dutch side's exciting rush to the Champions League semis in 2018-19.

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