Despite healthy indications at the Abbey Stadium, Adnan Januzaj has challenged the stereotype of flourishing significantly under Louis Van Gaal – adapting with more ease to Moyes’ style of play, his pace was established invaluably in this period.
A bygone whose credence, that once seamlessly oozed the potential to skip through back-lines effortlessly, is seemingly pining for a loan spell. Unforeseen however, it is opportunity denying the winger from imposing himself into the starting line-up as opposed to the weight of expectation carried by the number 11 jersey you’d have expected to consume Januzaj (quite literally, after all, he is only a slip of a boy!). Is Paris Saint-Germain the Belgian’s idyllic destination?
Unconcerned by rave reviews, the only occasion that pictures the attacking midfield player swayed is upon potent tackles. Dispossessed and forced to admire the oppositions achievement from a rather low-lying vantage-point to United faithful’s dismay. A dynamic versatility in passing variation – from deft through balls and awe inducing long deliveries – Januzaj has the potential to be the missing piece of the jigsaw, sprinkling his creativity to utilise a wasteful 75 per cent of possession maintained in the Reds FA Cup draw upset subsequent to what could prove a beneficial spell away from Old Trafford.
Money may appear to be no object but the 19-year-old’s exit would undoubtedly free up wages for Champions League worthy assets whilst the youth product’s development takes shape. I mean the positional play of Suarez, adopting a Messi-like left foot and the underestimated physique of Di Maria! Despite currently upholding a lack of defensive offering due to substandard aerial ability – a weaker aspect of the squad presently – the bigger picture surely would see Manchester United make a mockery of themselves to subject Januzaj to a permanent transfer of this marvel, pleasing on the eye to say the least?
However, it doesn’t seem likely that Louis van Gaal will let the Belgian leave either on loan, or on a permanent deal.
According to French Outlet Foot Mercato Dirk de Vriese, Januzaj’s agent said “Yes, PSG have shown themselves to be interested this winter, they directly contacted Manchester United for information.”
“But Louis van Gaal announced that [Januzaj] cannot leave this winter. Not as a permanent transfer nor as a loan. The coach considered him as an important player for squad. He is counting on everyone. It seems like a definitive decision, I don’t think that it can change.”
If Januzaj can replicate last season’s form and perform similarly to the game against Cambridge, then he shouldn’t have too much of a problem breaking back into the side.
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