Frenkie de Jong continued his excellent form for Netherlands with an impressive cameo from the bench as they recorded their second successive Nations League win on Wednesday night.
Louis Van Gaal's side secured a 2-1 success over Wales in Cardiff with De Jong heavily involved in the winning goal. Teun Koopmeiners gave the Dutch the lead in the 50th minute with a low strike, and it looked as though they were going to see out the win before Rhys Norrington-Davies headed home a dramatic late equaliser.
However, there was another twist to the tale and De Jong demonstrated precisely why Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag fancies a reunion at Old Trafford this summer with his role in the Oranje winner. Picking the ball up deep in midfield, he dribbled the ball into the Wales half, past three players and towards the penalty area, keeping his composure to find Steven Bergwijn on the left, whose cross was met by Wout Weghorst and thumped past Adam Davies.
