Manchester United midfielder Wendy Bick was loaned out to Eintracht Frankfurt during the season and due to his continued poor performances, he has been partially removed from the team's plans and is set to be sent back to United at the end of his loan period.
According to Bild-Zeitung, Wundbeek was loaned to Eintracht Frankfurt in January, and the team expects something from him. He was deployed as an attacking midfielder in the first three games. However, the Dutch midfielder has not lived up to expectations and his chances on the pitch have been gradually compressed. So far, he has contributed zero in only six games for Frankfurt, never playing a full game.
Wendy Bick has an ￡8.5m (about HK$85m) buyout clause in his loan contract but Frankfurt have no intention of activating it and will be sent back to Manchester United at the end of this season.
In 2020, Wundbick was passed from Ajax to Manchester United for a transfer fee of ￡35 million. Wendy Bick fell into the abyss from the start, losing his place in the national team after four years without being reused. Regardless of his loan to Ewarton to decide on Frankfurt, there was no turning point in his soccer career. The 26-year-old boy has turned into a wreck.
