Matthijs De Ligt is making headlines off the pitch at the moment with his future still unclear.
Reports suggest the Dutch centre-back will make a choice between Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain with Manchester United set to miss out on his signature.
But there were some signs of the transfer speculation affecting the 19-year-old as he made a crucial error in Holland's Nations League clash with England.
He fouled Marcus Rashford to give away a penalty but spared his blushes by heading in the equaliser as the Dutch went on to win 3-1 in extra-time.
De Ligt spoke to the press after the game and admitted his foul on Rashford was "very silly" and left him determined to make amends.
De Ligt said: "The penalty action was very silly and I know it very well.
"I received a ball from De Roon and my intention was to play the ball with Cillessen, but I was late, it was very stupid, because I should not have sent the ball to the goalkeeper.
"I'm very demanding with myself and I had to compensate that error."
De Ligt is expected to make a decision regarding his future next week, once the Nations League finals are completed.
His national team boss, Ronald Koeman, urged him to go to a club where he will play regularly when asked about his future before the game.
"I spoke to Matthijs one week ago about his future and that's secret," he said.
"What I told all the young players who may be thinking about making a step, is that the most important thing is to keep playing.
"Keep getting minutes to develop your football, that's the most important thing and the way the club is playing is also a really important reason to make your choice.
"He and his family, his agents and the people around him will make the best decision for him."
