Pascal Struijk's agent believes the decision to play the Dutch youth international in different position will only show Louis Van Gaal his versatility. The Leeds United defender has played in the heart of defence, midfield and now on the left under Marcelo Bielsa and now Jesse Marsch.
Having chose to represent the Netherlands rather than Belgium, the country he was born in, Struijk was named in the provisional squad for the World Cup. Van Gaal will need to trim that 39-man squad down ahead of the World Cup in Qatar later this year, but Tim Vrouwe, who works for Forza Sports Group and represents the Leeds United player, believes it's a good thing.
He told SoccerNews as saying: “At Oranje they play with five at the back and at Leeds with four. I think it’s good that he plays as a left-back at Leeds.
