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| Groningen
deny deal with PSV's Arvid Smit |
27
Jun 2003 |
| Groningen
have rubbished reports suggesting that they have clinched a deal with PSV's
Arvid Smit. Reports in the Dutch media stated that Groningen and PSV had
already agreed terms for a transfer of the 22-year-old central
midfielder, who spent last season on loan at De Graafschap. However on the
club issued a statement on their website saying: "The reports
suggesting a deal has been done are fabrications." |
| RBC
target PSV midfielder Gakhokidze |
26
Jun 2003 |
| Eredivisie
side RBC are targeting PSV's out of favour midfielder Giorgi Gakhokidze.
The Georgian player, joined PSV on the 1998-1999 season, was recently
informed by PSV trainer Guus Hiddink that there was no room for him at PSV
after failing to gain a first team place and that he could move on this
summer. Gakhokidze was close to a move to Turkish outfit Samsunspoor
during the January transfer window period but declined the offer, stating
that he would prefer to remain in Holland. |
| PSV-ers
Huntelaar and Addo loaned out |
26
Jun 2003 |
| Eric
Addo and Klaas Jan Huntelaar have been informed by Eredivisie champions
PSV that they will be loaned out again next season. Striker
Huntelaar will join Gouden Gids Divisie newcomers AGOVV and Ghanaian
defender Addo, whose contract with the Eindhovenaren has been extended
until 2007, will remain with Roda JC whom he joined halfway through last
season. |
| Real
Majorca targeting Arnold Bruggink |
25
Jun 2003 |
The
Dutch daily newspaper 'Het Algemeen Dagblad' has reported that their is
Spanish interest for PSV-er Arnold Bruggink. According to the report
Real Majorca are considering contracting the transfer-free striker, who
was still hoping that he could remain with the club after Guus
Hiddink had stated that the door was still open. Bruggink, although
enormously talented, has never been given a real chance at PSV to prove
his worth and has seen PSV constantly buy new strikers while he remained
on the bench. In the six years that Bruggink has been at the club he
has seen the likes of Ronaldo, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Luc Nilis,
Mateja Kezman and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink come to Eindhoven and even
when the new stars were unable to impress, Bruggink remained on PSV's
bench.
Bruggink, who has played two times for the Dutch national team 'Oranje'
has often stated that he would like a new challenge in either the English
Premier or Spanish Primera Liga and it would be nice to see his talents
displayed on the field rather than the bench next season. |
| Helmond
Sport loan PSV's Nyron Wau |
25
Jun 2003 |
Eerstedivisie
outfit Helmond Sport, who were unsuccessful in their attempt to gain
promotion via the end of season playoffs, have agreed terms with Nyron Wau
for a one year loan deal.
The PSV striker, who spent last year on loan to Eerstedivisie outfit MVV,
is currently training with PSV to keep his condition up to scratch. |
| PSV
sign talent Michael Jakobsen |
25
Jun 2003 |
| PSV
have agreed terms with Michael Jakobsen for a three year contract. The
17-year-old Dane, who has been playing for Danish outfit B93 is also
captain of Denmark's under-17's squad. The talented midfielder was on
trial last May and made such a good impression that the Eindhovenaren
decided to offer him a contract. |
| Arjan
Robben attracts interest Inter Milan |
22
Jun 2003 |
| In
an article in the Italian daily newpaper "Corriere dello
Sport" and on Inter Milan's website, Milan's transfer
adviser confirmed that the club would like to contract PSV starlet
Arjen Robben. According to the advisier: 'The problem with Dutch
clubs is that they alway want to see money for players and are never
prepared to talk about part-exchanging players. At this moment in time the
players are to expensive for our budget." When asked what players, he
answered. "Arjan Robben is very young and extremely interesting
player" |
| Barcelona
still hoping to lure Hiddink |
21 Jun 2003
|
| Despite
issuing an adamant 'No' PSV trainer Guus Hiddink is still being
targeted by Barcelona president Joan Laporta who has refused to rule out
bringing the ex-Korean national coach to Nou Camp. Although
Hiddink insists he won't break his agreement with PSV,
Laporta said yesterday: "His decision is not definite. There is room
for negotiation." Dutch media
reports have also claimed that Hiddink help two meetings with Barcelona
officials over the past week. |
| Kezman
wants to join Barcelona |
20 Jun 2003
|
| In
an interview in the Spanish daily newspaper 'El Mundo Deportivo' PSV
striker Mateja Kezman has clearly stated his desire to join the Catalan
club next season. Kezman with a more or less come and get me plea: "
I have very many qualities. My goals prove that I have continually booked
progression in my career. Barcelona need goal and I can produce them. I
don't think that there are many players around with my qualities for such
a bargain price because PSV aren't asking all that much for me. Other
goal-getters are incredibly expensive." PSV went on to compare
himself with European top-scorer and Dutch international striker Roy
Makaay. "Makaay is a fantastic striker and as players we are very
similar. However, I am 5 years younger than Makaay and have therefore far
more to offer in the future." |
| Laporta
still hoping for Hiddink |
20 Jun 2003
|
Although
PSV trainer Guus Hiddink insistes that he will be staying with the
Eindhovenaren until his contract expires next term, Barcelona president
Joan Laporta has refused to rule out bringing the ex-Korean coach to the
Nou Camp.
Laporta "His decision is not definite. There is room for
negotiation. But anyway, he is not our only option. But our goal is to
bring a top class trainer to the club."
According to reports in the Dutch media, Hiddink has held two meetings
with Barcelona officials over the past week. |
| Hiddink
declines Barcelona offer |
20 Jun 2003
|
| Guus
Hiddink has confirmed that he will not be excepting a lucrative offer from
Barcelona to become their coach for next term and has informed PSV
chairman Harry van Raay and manager Frank Arnesen to confirm that he will
be seeing out his contract that terminates next year. PSV manager Van Raay
said: "Of course it's an
enormous reassurance to hear these words out of Guus' own mouth, "But
I have never made too much out of the rumours anyway. At Barcelona so many
people talked about coaches and players. I
guess that with these words all the stories about him and Barcelona are
over." |
| Galatasary
target PSV's Rommendahl |
19 Jun 2003
|
| Utrecht
loan PSV defender Lamey |
19 Jun 2003
|
| PSV
have agreed to lend out defender Michael Lamey to Dutch FA Cup winners
Utrecht for next season. Utrecht
were hoping to sign Danish defender Brian Priske from AaB Aalborg, but
have now turned their attentions towards Lamey after Priske's transfer
failed to materialise. Utrecht see the 24-year-old defender as a perfect
alternative to Belgian international Stijn Vreven who has left the club to
join German Bundesliga outfit, Kaiserslautern. Lamey spent a
successful loan spell last season with AZ, who have stated that they are
very disappointed that they are not able to make use of his services next
term. |
| AGOVV
hire PSV starlets |
17 Jun 2003
|
| Amatuer
outfit AGOVV who have joined the realms of professional football and who
will be competing in the Eerstedivisie for the first time in their history
next term have loaned PSV starlet Koen Garritsen for one year from the
Eindhovenaren. Gerritsen is the second PSV youth player to be loaned
out to AGOVV after 20-year-old Paul Verhaegh had agreed to a loan deal
last month. AGOVV are also hoping they can hire PSV striker Klaas Jan
Huntelaar who is currently on loan to De Graafschap who were relegated
this year. |
| Hertha
BSC target Dennis Rommendahl |
14 Jun 2003
|
| German
outfit Hertha BSC who are trained by Dutchman Huub Stevens have targeted
PSV's Danish winger Dennis Rommedahl for a summer signing. Hertha
BSC's director Dieter Hoeness has already held talks with Rommendahl's
agent Sören Lerby. The 25-year-old Danish international's contract with
PSV runs out in 2005. |
| PSV
upgrade contract Arjan Robben |
12 Jun 2003
|
| Eredivise
champions PSV have kept word and upgraded Arjen Robben`s contract. The
left winger penned for PSV 2 years ago but only joined the club this
season after initially being loaned to Groningen for a year to gain
Eredivisie experience. Since his arrival in Eindhoven the winger has made
an enormous progression, gaining a first team place and receiving his
first Oranje call-up. Robben`s
old contract stated that his salary would be raised if he helped PSV win
the title, which the club just managed thanks to a ceasefire against
Groningen on the last day of the season. Robben's father said in an
interview in the Dutch weekly football magazine 'Voetbal International'
"That PSV did what they said they
would, we really appreciate. "It`s
not about the amount, but about the feeling. Arjen
has had a fine season and PSV have appreciated that." |
| Barca
president candidate targets Hiddink |
07
Jun 2003
|
|
Barcelona president's candidate Joan
Laporta continues to wave names in order to increase his chances of landing
the coveted job and has now promised to install Guus Hiddink as Barcelona's
manager next term. Laporta,
who has reportedlyd negotiations to bring David Beckham to Camp Nou
and is reportedly trying to bring Ruud van Nistelrooy to the club, insists
he has already reached an agreement with Hiddink which would see the PSV
Eindhoven coach replace interim coach,Raddy Antic. Laporta still hopes to
lure Ajax trainer Ronald Koeman to Nou Camp next season and would like
Hiddink to take control for the next 12 months before handing the PSV
trainer a director of sport role at the club.
|
| John
de Jong returns to PSV |
06
Jun 2003
|
|
PSV midfielder John de Jong who has been
on hire to Heerenveen all season, has returned to Eindhoven after both clubs
failed to reach an agreement over a permanent transfer to Heerenveen.
De Jong, who has two years left on his
contract, will now have to spend the majority of next season on PSV's bench.
Although Heerenveen were keen to keep De Jong for another year, PSV were
only prepared to let the ex-Utrecht striker go for cash which Heerenveen
have admitted they do not have. PSV have admitted that they are still
hopeful of offloading the player. "If
De Jong wants us to negotiate a deal with another club, we will do that. We
are still at the start of the transfer window." according to a PSV
spokesman.
|
| Jurgen
Collins returns to PSV |
04
Jun 2003
|
|
PSV, defender Jurgen Collins, who has
impressed this season during his loan spell at UEFA Cup qualifiers NAC, has
signed a new contract extension with the Eindhovenaren. Collins will be
returning to PSV at the beginning of next season.
|
| Hertha
interested in PSV's Rommendahl |
03
Jun 2003
|
PSV's Danish international winger Dennis
Rommedahl has attracted the interest of German Bundesliga outfit Hertha
Berlin. Rommendahl, who played an
important role in PSV's title clinch, said that the offer sounded
interesting.
Rommendahl: "It sounds
interesting, but I just don't know anything about it and expect to meet up
as planned for the practice at PSV in the beginning of July," Whether
Hertha can afford the prolific dribbler remains to be seen.
|
| Tottenham
send scouts to watch Kezman |
02
Jun 2003
|
Premier League side Tottenham are
reported to be following PSV's goal-machine Mateja Kezman. Tottenham
are planning to send scouts to watch the Serb in action for his country
tomorrow when they when England play Serbia & Montenegro.
Kezman admitted last week that his agent had been contacted by several big
clubs, including Juventus and Barcelona. "There
are a lot of coaches who want me in their team. If a big club comes with a
bag of money, it will happen,"
|
| Zwolle
demand investigation Groningen-PSV |
01
Jun 2003
|
Eredivisie club Zwolle are demanding
that the Dutch FA (KNVB) investigate last Thursday's end of season
match between Groningen and PSV in
which both side's played out a 0-0 draw, leaving Zwolle to battle out
it's survival in the end of season play-offs.
Both teams new before the match that a draw would suffice their goals. PSV
needing one point to the secure the title and Groningen needing just one
point to secure Eredivisie survival. Zwolle won their last regular season
match with De Graafschap but still finished in the play-off places.
In an interview on provincial Radio/TV station 'RTV Oost' Zwolle's chairmain
Ronald van Vliet said "In the interest of professional football we want
to see this game investigated,"
|
| Kezman's
one more season pledge in doubt |
30 May 2003
|
PSV's 35-goal top-scorer Mateja Kezman
has stated that he now has three months in which to think about his future
plans.
Although the prolific striker has maintained that he would like to stay in
Eindhoven for another year, with Spanish outfits Barcelona and Valencia and
Italian outfits AC Milan and Juventus prepared to offer a considerable
transfer fee, the Montenegro striker could well be on his way out.
Up until a few weeks ago Kezman insisted that he would not be moving to a
new club in the summer and that he would definitely be playing for PSV next
season, however yesterday he said: ''I have never made so many goals in one
season, not even in Yugoslavia. I'm now going on holiday to my home country Montenegro
and we will see what happens when I come back. I would still like to stay
for one more year with PSV but in football you never know what will happen.
|
| Kezman
voted 'Player Of The Year' |
29 May 2003
|
PSV's top scorer Matjea Kezman has been
voted by his football colleagues as Eredivisie player of the year after having
slammed home 35 goals this season, making him the most productive foreigner
ever to have played in the Dutch League.
Ajax trainer Ronald Koeman who guided the Amsterdammers to the Champions
League quarter final has been voted coach of the year. NEC goalie Gentenaar
walked away with the Goalkeeper of the year award while Donny de Groot picked
up the award for the Eerstedivisie player of the year.
|
| Ono
& Hidink Player-Coach Of The Year |
28 May 2003
|
Feyenoord's Japanese wizard Shinji Ono has
been voted Asian Player of the Year for 2002, for his significant role in
helping Dutch club Feyenoord win the UEFA Cup last year. Ono, who fenced off Japanese team
mate Junichi Inamoto, South Korea striker Ahn Jung-hwan and China midfielder
Li Tie, is only the third Japanese player
to win the award since its introduction in 1994. Ono will receive the award on
June 4 when Feyenoord meet his former Urawa Reds in a
friendly at Saitama Stadium, Japan.
PSV trainer Guus Hiddink has been voted Asian Coach of the Year award after
steering South Korea to the semi-finals of the World Cup last year. The South
Korean team have been awarded Asian Team Of The Year for managing to reacht
the last four during the World Cup.
|
| PSV
defender Lapic signs for Zagreb |
27 May 2003
|
|
PSV will no longer be making use of the
services of defender Stipe Lapic and have allowed the Croatian to to return to
his native home country where he will sign a two year deal with Dinamo Zagreb.
Lapic has been with PSV for the past two seasons but has not progressed
further than the club's youth teams and has not been able to live up to
his reputation.
|
| Italian
clubs interested in Mateja Kezman |
27 May 2003
|
|
Italian giants Juventus, AC Milan and AS
Roma are targeting PSV striker Mario Kezman now that the Eindhovenaren
looks set to land Real Madrid's Ecuadorian international Fernando Morientes.
Roma president Franco Sensi is expected to
move for the Serb as an alternative to Ajax's Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who refused
a move to the club last month.
|
| PSV
Door stillfor Bruggink |
27 May 2003
|
PSV trainer Guus Hiddink has stated on PSV's
website that the door has not been shut on Arnold Bruggink. The
25-year-old ex- Dutch international was given a standing ovation by the crowd
last weekend in which should have been his last home match for PSV, but it now
seems that the Eindhovenaren could be having second thoughts and there is now
a distinct possibility that Bruggink, who grabbed the first of PSV's two goals
in their 2-0 win over Utrecht on Sunday to keep his side on track for the
title, will hold new talks with the club.
Hiddink "At PSV all doors arefor everybody. We'll see how things
are going to develop and we'll help Bruggink wherever we can. Bruggink is
respected very much in the club and in football anything is possible."
|
| PSV
target Madrid Fernando Morientes |
26 May 2003
|
|
According to a couple of Spanish daily
newspapers PSV are in an advanced stadium of signing Real Madrid's Ecuadorian
international Fernando Morientes. The 27-year-old striker has been
unable to gain a first team place in Madrid's all-star outfit and would
be a welcome replacement for 35 goal top-scorer Mateja Kezman who has been
targeted by several top clubs.
|
| Hiddink
hoping to lure bench-sitters to PSV |
25 May 2003
|
PSV coach Guus Hiddink believes that a
solution to attracting big star names to Eindhoven could be resolved by
hiring the players that cannot force there way into the overfull squads
of some of Europe's top clubs instead of trying to buy them. Rather
than spend heavily in the transfer market, PSV coach Guus Hiddink is hoping to
lure under-used star players like Chelsea's Boudewijn Zenden or
Real Madrid's Fernando Morientes to the club this summer and although Hiddink
named no names he did make clear that PSV have their focus trained on players
warming the bench at their current clubs.
Hiddink "There must be players like that who want to play every game,
rather than to sit on a bench. Our scouting is working hard on this plan and
we now have a list of players that we would like to sign on loan. We
are searching for a central defender, a midfielder and a striker."
|
| PSV's
Verhoegh signs for AGOVV |
23 May 2003
|
|
Amateur side AGOVV who will be playing
professional football next year for the first time in their history have
contracted PSV Paul Verhaegh on loan for a year. The versatile Dutch youth
international can play both in defence as well as in midfielder and is the first
of string of players to be hired from Eredivisie outfits. In an interview on
Dutch provincial radio 'Omroep Gelderland' AGOVV's director of football
Ted van Leeuwen said "It's our intention to make more deals like
these, loaning players from Eredivisie sides. We have 10 players under contract
now and we want to sign 10 more players, including a goalkeeper."
|
| Roda
want to sign PSV's Addo |
22 May 2003
|
|
According to the weekly Dutch football
magazine 'Voetbal International', Eredivisie outfit Roda JC want to secure the
services of PSV defender Eric Addo. The PSV-er joined Roda on a loan deal midway
through the season and although failing to win the support of Roda's supporters,
the Limburger's feel that he is a welcome addition in their defence.
|
| Gakhokidze
set to leave PSV |
21 May 2003
|
PSV's 28-year-old Georgian international Giorgi Gakhokidze
looks set to leave the club at the end of the season after failing to figure
into trainer Hiddink's plans. The midfielder is tired of keeping the
substitutes bench warm and now wants to further his horizon and if necessary, is
even prepared to play in Holland's Eerstedivisie.
Gakhokgidze: "I moved to PSV to play and not to
sit on the bench. Unfortunately, the competition for
places at the club now has not allowed me to play. I spoke about this to Guus
Hiddink and he agreed that PSV will let me go. I don't know where I will be moving
to yet, but I expect to know soon. I would even agree to move to the
Dutch First Division, I just need to have an opportunity to play. "I cannot tell you where I will move
yet, this issue will be solved next week."
|
| Den
Haag loan PSV's Boxtel for next season |
19
May 2003
|
| Ten
Rouwelaar one season with Twente |
19
May 2003
|
|
Twente have signed PSV reserve goalkeeper
Jelle ten Rouwelaar a loan deal for next season. Ten
Rouwelaar is, who is currently on loan to strugglers Groningen, will make the
move next season where he will replace Sander Boschker who has been told that
there is no more room for him in Enschede. Ten Rouwelaar moved from
Eerstedivisie outfit Emmen to PSV last season but has been unable to impress PSV
sufficiently to warrant a first team place.
|
| Preview
Feyenoord - PSV |
18
May 2003
|
High stakes at the top of the table today as Feyenoord
face PSV at home this afternoon
knowing that defeat will surely end the hopes of the coveted second place
whereas victory for PSV would all but guarantee them the Eredivisie title.
Feyenoord also go into the game knowing that that their last confrontation with
PSV last November ended in a 1-2 victory for the Rotterdammers, bringing PSV
their one and only defeat of the season. Feyenoord
will have to miss starlet Robin van Persie, who received a two-match ban for his red card against Utrecht.
Van Persie could have lodged an appeal which would have given him the rights to
play today but decided not to risk the chance of being handed out an even higher
penalty.
Van Persie "After deliberating with the coach, this
seems the smartest thing to do, I could have played against PSV when I went
into appeal, but the risk would be too high and I could get a higher suspension
by appealing, certainly with the Van Hooijdonk case in mind, then I
would risk playing the Cup final on 1 June."
Japanese wizard Shinji Ono will also miss the
game after having just recovered from a fever. Ono has been plagued with the
health problems all season, the result of an overfull program. Feyenoord
coach Van Marwijk: "His health has been ruined in the past two
years by the overloaded international schedule. He did not have any time to
rest. It is time that FIFA and UEFA adjusted their playing schedules together to
avoid this," said Feyenoord coach Bert van Marwijk.
Although PSV have only lost one game this season (the home clash against
Feyenoord) they could well face a second defeat this afternoon due to
their goalkeeping problems. First choice, Dutch international Ronald Waterreus is out for the rest of the season
after undergoing surgery and with second and third-choices on loan
elsewhere, PSV youngster Yves Lenaerts will have to face the lions.
PSV trainer Hiddink "I have confidence in that boy. He played
well against Excelsior, but Sunday is an other match. Our defensive players must
help him."
|
| PSV's
Baxel on loan to Den Haag |
18
May 2003
|
|
PSV are intending to lend defender Robert van Boxel
to Eerstedivisie side Den Haag for next season. Deb Haag, who look set to win promotion to the
Eredivisie, have also extended the contracts of first team players Jeffrey van As and Peter
Hofstede. Both players have
agreed to stay on for one more year with the club.
|
| Utrecht
target PSV's Lamey |
16
May 2003
|
|
Out of favour PSV defender Michael Lamey,
who is currently on loan to AZ, has attracted the attention of Utrecht who would
also like to lend the PSV-er for next season. Although unable to secure a first
team place with PSV, the Eindhovenaren do not want to offload Lamey but would
rather see him lent out for one more season so that he can gain more Eredivisise
experience. Although PSV have already given AZ their consent to hire Lamey for
one more season, Utrecht are planning to make a move before any papers have been
signed. Lamey is not yet prepared to
state his preferance for next season saying: "I'm having a great time at
AZ But Utrecht is also a fantastic club. I'll see."
|
| Friction
between PSV and trainer Hidink |
12 May 2003
|
|
PSV trainer Guus Hiddink, who has carved
a league winning outfit since returning to the club at the beginning of this
season, has informed PSV that he will leave the club at the end of the
season if they sell either Matjea Kexman or Dutch international Mark van
Bommel. According to the editor of the Dutch Football weekly magazine 'Voetbal
International' Johan Dirsen, the PSV coach has already attracted
the interest of three foreign clubs. Dirksen, speaking on Dutch TV
Sports program 'Voetbal insite'; also said that Hiddink and PSV are not
always able to see eye to eye.
|
| Hoogstrate
out of action for rest of season |
12 May 2003
|
|
19-year-old youth international Jordi
Hoogstrate, who will be making the transition from Groningen to PSV next
season, is out of action for the rest of the season now that it appears that
he is suffering from personal problems . PSV's general manager Frank
Arnesesn has insisted that the youngster be given the all the time he needs
to get back on the rails. His present club have called in the help of
a social worker to help the tormented talent. Arnesen: "It's not a meniscus injury when
you know how long it will take to heal. This is much deeper. The
problems are serious and he must conquer them himself. Jordi wants to do
everything perfectly - football and also his studies.
|
| Cocu
wants to move to Premier League |
09 May 2003 |
PSV's hopes of bringing back Philip Cocu to
Eindhoven have been dented after the
Barcelona midfielder has stated that he intends to make a move to the
Premier League in the summer.
Cocu has been informed by Barcelona that he will not be offered a new
contract at the end of the season and is interesting
several English clubs including Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham.
Cocu: "Perhaps someday I will
return to Holland, but now there are several options. I am a free player, I have had several
good years here and if I can, I want to stay."
|
| Van
Raay calls for Benelux competition |
09 May 2003 |
|
PSV chairman Harry van Raay has once again made
a call for the formation of a Benelux football league in which
Holland, Belgium and possibly Luxembourg would all take part. Van Raay
also insists that Dutch must be the predominant language used, even though
Luxembourg and Belgium's Flemish community only speak French. In an
interview in the Belgium daily newspaper 'De Standaard' van Raay said:
"I don't want to have the Belgian
language problems in it. "If we have that, the organisation will
be ten times more expensive as normal. Business like that's unacceptable.
In a new competition structure maybe
two French-language teams will be playing. They have to adjust to
us." t is also possible that a Luxembourg club
might join.
|
| PSV's
Marquinho picks up injury |
08 May 2003 |
|
PSV will have to wait a little longer
before they can use the services of their Brazilian midfielder Marquinho
after the player picked up an injury. The
21-year-old Brazilian missed
all of PSV's matches last season due to a knee injury but will
hopefuly not have to wait so long this time for his recuperation as early
indications suggest that Marquinho has only twisted his joint.
|
| PSV
Bruggink's future still uncertain. |
06 May 2003 |
| In
an interview in the Dutch daily newspaper 'Algemeen Dagblad' PSV's
attacking midfielder Arnold Bruggink has said that he has no inclination
where he will be applpying his trade next season. The
ex-Dutch international's current contract runs out this summer and the
Eindhovenaren have refused Bruggink an extension. Bruggink however is in
contact with sever foreign clubs including teams from Spain and England
but he has yet to finalise any move. "Of
course I would have loved to be certain for next season now, "But
if there are interested clubs now, they will be there in a couple of weeks
time too. England, Spain, it doesn't matter which country it will be, as
long as I can play football." |
| PSV
reserve goalkeeper breaks finger |
05 May 2003 |
|
PSV's third choice goalkeeper Frank
Kooiman fears his PSV days could be over after breaking a finger. The 33-year-old,
who is in his first term at PSV after being brought to the club to solve
PSV's goalkeepers crisis their first and second choices had sustained
injuries, fears he will now lose his place to Belgian youth player, Nick Vermeiren
On PSV's website Kooiman said "
"This is a real setback; this is about the last thing I had expected.
But you can't decide upon injuries yourself and they are obviously never
welcome. I hope to recover quickly and then contribute to the success of PSV in the last few games.
I felt good and was having a good spell at PSV and then disaster strikes.
"Anyway I hope to return as soon as
possible."
|
| Wenger
denies interest in Kevin Hofland |
05 May 2003 |
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has denied
reports in the media claiming that the club haved talks with PSV for
defender Kevin Hofland, saying that the club has not made any approach
whatsoever. "We have not
made a move for Hofland," said Wenger. "I will bring in player -
but I will get them cheaply."
PSV are hoping to get a €7 million Euros fee for the injury prone Dutch
international who has 1 year remaining on his contract.
|
| PSV
test Danish under 17's captain |
02 May 2003 |
|
PSV are currently
testing 16-year-old Danish defender Michael Jacobsen. The young defender,
who has already made a good impression on Feyenoord after a earlier trials
with the Rotterdammers, has a contract with Danish side Deense B93 and is
also captain of Denmarks undet 17 youth team.
|
| PSV's
Faber breaks bone in left hand |
29 Apr 2003 |
|
It is still uncertain whether or not
Ernest Faber will be able to play in PSV's home match against AZ on Sunday
because of the broken left hand that he sustained in Saturday's 6-1 win at
De Graafschap. The 31-year-old
defender's 's hand was set in plaster on Monday and PSV's medical staff
are hoping that he wqill be able to play using al protective brace.
|
| Kezman
closes in on Makaay |
28 Apr 2003 |
PSV
striker Matjea Kezman has jumped to 3rd position in the European Golden
Boot Award after his three goal spree against De Graafschap last weekend.
Dutch Goal-machine Roy Makaay remains in first position in spite of
missing the net this weekend.
| |
Goals |
| 1. |
Roy
Makaay |
Deportivo
(Spa) |
24 |
| |
Christian
Vieri |
Internazionale
(Ita) |
24 |
| 3. |
Mateja
Kezman |
PSV
(Ned) |
31 |
| 4. |
James
Beattie |
Southampton
(Eng) |
23 |
| 5. |
Thierry
Henry |
Arsenal
(Eng) |
22 |
| 6. |
Ruud
van Nistelrooy |
Manchester
Utd (Eng) |
21 |
| 7. |
Pauleta |
Bordeaux
(Fra) |
20 |
| 8. |
Henrik
Larsson |
Celtic
(Sch) |
26 |
| 9. |
Michael
Owen |
Liverpool
(Eng) |
19 |
| |
Nihat |
Real
Sociedad (Spa) |
19 |
| |
Shabani
Nonda |
AS
Monaco (Fra) |
19 |
| 12. |
Andrei
Krőlov |
FC
TVMK (Est) |
37* |
| 13. |
Pierre
van Hooijdonk |
Feyenoord
(Ned) |
24 |
|
| PSV
goal-machine Kezman breaks record |
27 Apr 2003 |
|
PSV goal machine Mateja Kezman has
become the second only foreigner to score more than 30 goals in the Dutch
competition in one season after slamming home a hat trick in PSV's 1-6
hammering of De Graafschap. Kezman, now on 31 goals, is
just five goals behind Ajax's Greek striker Nikos Machlas who scored 34
goals for his former club Vitesse in the 1997/98 season to earn himself
the prestigious golden boot award. Kezman is now PSV's second best
all time scorer but will undoubtedly fail to pass ex-PSV striker and
record holder Dillen who managed an incredible 46 goals in the 1956/57
season.
|
| PSV
target Stam and Cocu for PSV return |
26 Apr 2003 |
PSV coach Guus Hiddink has revealed
that the club are doing their best to lure Lazio defender Jaap Stam and
Barcelona midfielder Phillip Cocu back to Eindhoven. The PSV coach has
stated that he is in regular contact with both players and would welcome
both signings. Stam has already made it clear that he will be leaving
Lazio this summer and Cocu's contract runs out at the end of the season
and up till now Barcelona have not given any indications that a new
contract will be offered.
Hiddink "We need improvement and the routine of these
internationals can help us."
"I talk frequently with Stam and Cocu and if I look deep into Jaap's
heart, I know what he wants. He wants what we want and that is for him to
return to Eindhoven.
"We want to see Philip return to PSV very much. But Barcelona and he
are still looking for what they want. Cocu is counting the plusses and
minuses now."
|
| Hiddink
launches Korean 'Hiddink Foundation' |
24 Apr 2003 |
|
South Korea's ex-trainer Guus Hiddink,
who made furor with the national team during last summer's world cup, has
launched a new foundation in Korea named 'The Hiddink Foundation' to help support
up and coming talents. The PSV coach has expressed that he would dearly
like to to do something back for Korea to help repay them for their warm
hospitality that he received during his stay in Korea. |
| PSV'er
Lucius out of action for 4-6 weeks |
23 Apr 2003 |
|
Hospital test have revealed a torn
tendon in midfielder Theo Lucius knee but fortunately for the PSV'er his
cross tendon and meniscus are not damaged which means that the 26-year-old
player should be back in action within four to six weeks. However the
injury does mean that he will have to miss PSV's end of season title
spree. Lucius sustained the injury during a collision with Utrecht
defender Patrick Zwaanswijk in PSV's Dutch FA cup defeat last week. |
| PSV's
Park Ji-Sung back in training |
23 Apr 2003 |
|
South Korean ace Park Ji-Sung could be
back in action for his club PSV sooner than expected now that the Korean
international has resumed training for the first time since undergoing
knee surgery just three weeks ago. |
| PSV's
Lamey one more season on loan to AZ |
22 Apr 2003 |
| AZ
are hoping to hold onto PSV defenderMichael Lamey who is currently on loan
to the club, for one more year. Since his arrival at AZ the PSV bench
sitter has gained a first team place in Co Adraiaanse's side. AZ's
director Martin Geel said that PSV do not want to sell Lamey but have no
place for him in their squad next season and are therefore willing to loan
him to the club for another season. |
| PSV's
Arjan Robben attracts interest |
22 Apr 2003 |
|
Premier League side Liverpool have
confirmed their interest in PSV's left-winger, Arjan Robben. Since the prolific
dribbler joined PSV's squad this season he has made an enormous progression
and a first team call-up for the Dutch national squad is just a matter of
time. Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid have also confirmed that they
are following Robben's development. |
| Lee
Young-pyo deal at last finalized |
22 Apr 2003 |
|
PSV have finally finalized the transfer
of Korean ace, Lee Young-pyo after his his previous club Cheetahs board of
directors had agreed to let their star 25-year-old defender go for a fee of
1.4 million euros. Lee who has booked an enormous progression since joining
the club on a loan deal last January. President Han, from Lee's former club
Anyang Cheetahs, stated that
he was delighted with Lee's progression and the way in which he has adapted
to Dutch football and also stated that it had been somewhat of a gamble to
send Lee to Eindhoven on a no play no pay deal, saying "It was a sort
of gamble to send Lee to Eindhoven on conditional terms," "But
it was actually the only way to give him a chance to play in Europe and we
are proud of our success in sports marketing as well as his success.
If European teams want our players on such optional terms as Lee, we are
willing to send anyone that gets a call even though he is a key player for
our team. |
| PSV
keeper Bogelund recovered from injury |
17 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV will be relieved to hear that
reserve goalkeeper Kasper Bogelund's knee injury does not mean he will have
miss the rest of the season. Bogelund, who picked up the injury in PSV's
victory over Ajax last month, is now
hopeful of playing a further part in PSV's aim towards the Ere Divisie.
In an interview on www.onside.dk.
Bogelund said : "It sucks to sit at home, especially now that the most important
matches in the championship and international games are taking place, but
it's going better than expected. So I am now hoping that I will get a match for PSV before the
season ends in Holland and, hopefully, we will become champions."
|
| PSV's
Waterreus to undergo surgery |
17 Apr 2003
|
PSV's Dutch international goalkeeper
Ronald Waterreus will be out of action for the best part of club's
end-of-season run-in due to a stomach injury and is likely to undergo surgery
either this week of the week following . PSV's press officer said
"He will go under the knife soon, but it's not completely sure when
that will happen,""It could be tomorrow or in two weeks time.
"It could be that Hiddink will say he would like to see Ronald play
against FC Twente and then Waterreus will be operated on next week. But that
decision has yet to be taken,"
"The only thing that is certain is that Waterreus will have an
operation."
|
| Utrecht
in Dutch FA Cup final |
16 Apr 2003
|
|
Utrecht have secured a place in the
Dutch FA Cup final for the second year running, after beating PSV 2-1.
Although this was only PSV's second defeat of the season it was one that
ended their hopes of securing the double this season. Dave
van den Bergh put Utrecht in front after 16 minutes and Stefaan Tanghe
doubled the advantage in the 57th minute. Ere Divisie top scorer Mateja
Kezman pulled a goal back for PSV in the 61st minute but despite being the
better of the two teams Utrecht held firm to claim a place in the final.
They now await the winners of
tonight's other semi-final clash involving Feyenoord and Ajax at De
Kuip
|
| PSV
and Chelsea in dispute over Bukasa |
15 Apr 2003
|
| No
return to PSV for Ramzi. |
14 Apr 2003 |
PSV's
Moroccan international forward Adil Ramzi, who is currently on loan to
Spanish club Cordoba , has been told by the club that there is no room for
him their squad next season. PSV have stated on their website that Ramzi,
whose contract runs out in 2005, will either be loaned out again, or sold.
PSV's manager Frank Arnesen said: "Several teams from Spain and also
here in Holland are interested in signing Ramzi. On loan (to another club)
that's possible." |
| Jurgen
Collins to return to PSV next season |
14 Apr 2003 |
PSV's
general manager Frank Arnesen has stated on the club's website that Jurgen
Colin's performances with NAC this season warrant him being given a second
chance at the club.
Arnesen "Jurgen Colin will return to us after this season. He is doing
fine at NAC Breda and he will now get a chance here,"
"We have spoken with his agent and we will sit down at the table with
Colin sometime this week." |
| PSV
add youth players Boxtel to squad |
11 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV trainer Guus Hiddink has decided
to add 20-year-old Robert van Boxtel to PSV's first team squad as a
replacement for the injured Dutch International defender Mark van Bommel.
Boxtel has impressed with PSV's youth team and will now get his first taste
of professional this Friday when PSV face Roda JC.
|
| NAC's
Jurgen Collins to return to PSV |
11 Apr 2003
|
|
NAC defender Jurgen Collin who is
currently on loan from PSV will be returning to Eindhoven this summer where
he will be given another chance to prove himself to trainer Guus Hiddink.
Since his loan move NAC, Collins has edged his way into NAC's first team
squad and has made made a good impression with a number of fine
performances. PSV are in need of a replacement for the injury prone defender
Kevin Hofland who is once again confronted with a long term injury and
believe that Collins has now developed sufficiently to fit the bill.
|
| PSVér
Bruggink wants to try his luck abroad |
10 Apr 2003
|
|
In an interview in the Dutch weekly
sports magazine 'Voetbal International' PSV striker Arnold Bruggink has said
that he is wants to leave PSV at the end of this season. The
25-year-old Bruggink, who has been unable to secure a first team place since
his arrival from Twente six years ago, said in the interview that he will
not be moving to anpther Dutch club but would like to see if he can cope
abroad, saying: "It's not
completely sure that I will leave PSV this summer, but it is my goal,"
Bruggink said. There are some
interested clubs but it must be a club that suits me, of course. I
would prefer to go abroad now. I'm curious to find out whether I can cope
with situations in another country. In any case I can start all over again.
And that is most important to me,"
|
| PSV
finally agree to buy Lee Young-pyo |
09 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV's board have finally given coach
Guus Hiddink permission to sign South Korean star Lee Young-pyo permanently.
The versatile defender has been on loan to PSV from Anyang Cheetahs and has
strung up a number of impressive performances with the club during the past
few weeks. In an poll on PSV's website no less than 97% of their fans voted
that the club should buy the versatile defender. Lee's price tag is a
mere €1.5 million euros which is an incredible bargain compared to
today's prices and it is a wonder that the club have had to ponder so long
on the question of whether or not to buy the player.
|
| 3
Feyenoorders banned for Vitesse match |
08 Apr 2003
|
|
Feyenoord are faced with having do without three
important players when they face Vitesse Arnhem on Saturday after Gerard de
Nooijer, Thomas Buffel and Kees van Wonderen were all suspended because of
cards they received during Feyenoord's 4-3 victory against De Graafschap in
Doetinchem last weekend. Both De Nooijer and Buffel received one-match
suspensions for red cards which can not be appealed against. Kees Van
Wonderen picked up his fourth booking and an automatic suspension, also for
one match.
|
| Kezman's
red card quashed by Dutch FA |
08 Apr 2003
|
PSV will not have to fear losing their
Serbo-Montenegran striker Mateja Kezman for the coming weeks after the Dutch
FA (KNVB) annulled the red card he received in last Sunday's match
with Willem II.
PSV were worried that Kezman would face a lengthy after he was given his
marching orders by referee Roelof Luinge but after the KNVB
disciplinary chiefs viewed the video tape of the incident they concluded
that he did not deliberately hit his opponent Kew Jaliens in the face.
Luinge still defended his decision to send Kezman off and was supported by
referees guru Jaap Uilenberg on the KNVB's own website.
|
| PSV
coach Hiddink lashes out at Leandro |
08 Apr 2003
|
PSV coach Guus Hiddink has lashed out at Brazilian midfielder Leandro during
a press conference before Sunday's 1-1 draw against Willem II, accusing the
midfielder of delivering substandard performances
Hiddink: "With his talent he should always be on the front line, but he
doesn't do that. He acts as if he is Romario. A prospect can't be a prospect
forever. I have had an enormous amount of patience with him, but something
has to come out of him soon. When he shows that he has learned something he
will get some playing time."
|
| PSV
interested in another Korean Lee |
06 Apr 2003
|
|
After a series of
impressive performances from Korean defender Young-Pyo Lee PSV trainer Guus
Hiddink has informed the club to buy the Anyang LG player. The PSV trainer
has stated that he would also like to give another Lee a trial after Korean
midfielder Chun-Soo Lee caught his eye. Chun-Soo Lee's American
manager is currently standing in the way of a PSV trial. However the
Eindhovenaren expect Lee to break with his manager soon which will then path
the way for the talented player to demonstrate his skills to the club
|
| PSV
deny selling Bukasa to Chelsea |
04 Apr 2003
|
PSV have denied reports that have suggested that
their Belgian youth goalkeeper Yves Bukasa has signed for Chelsea.
Reports in certain a number of English daily newspapers stated that
Bukasa had penned a three-year deal after impressing Chelsea during a two
week trial last February. However PSV's press officer Pedro Salazar Hewitt
emphatically denies the reports saying: "No,
Chelsea have not signed any of our players today (Friday),"
|
| Chelsea
buy PSV's youth goalie Bukasa |
04 Apr 2003
|
|
According to the English daily newspaper 'The Sun'
Chelsea have swooped for PSV's Belgium under 17's international goalkeeper
Yves Bukasa. Bukasa, who came to PSV from Anderlecht two years ago has agreed a
three-year contract and will cost the Chelsea around 220,000 euros.
|
| Zidam
impresses during PSV trial |
03 Apr 2003
|
|
Mohamed Abdullah Zidan, who
has just completed a trial with PSV has impressed the club and will be
receiving an invitation for further trials at the club. The Egyptian Under-21 star,
who is currently under contract with AB Cagen has impressed PSV director Frank Arnesen.
"He has given a good impression during the practice down here and I
also believe it has been a good week for him. He has got knowledge of the club and got to know some people. Both
for his and our own sake, we want to see him again before we will decide
anything."
|
| Under
21's trainer Verbeek to leave PSV |
02 Apr 2003
|
|
Ex Feyenoord trainer Pim Verbeek, who is currently training PSV's inder
21's will leave PSV in the summer in search of a
manager's role. Verbeek,
who was assistant to Guus Hiddink during his period as South Korea's coach, is
intending to be a coach in his own rightand will look for a new club in the summer.
Verbeek: "PSV are a fantastic club to work for, however, I have
other ambitions as I would like to coach and train a team full-time."
|
| PSV
test for Croatian Ante Milas |
01 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV are currently testing Croatian midfielder, Ante Milas.
The talented young player, who is currently under
contract with Vukovar, will be able to
demonstrate his skills when PSV's reserves play against PSV's A-Team
tonight.
|
| Ji-Sung
Park has op on damaged meniscus |
01 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV's South Korean star
player Ji-Sung Park who
has been suffering from a knee injury as a result of Korea's
overfull program during their hectic world cup 2002 has had an operation to
relieve the damage to his injured meniscus. Ji-Sung Park will need at least
six weeks to convalesce and will be out of action for the rest of the
season.
|
| PSV
target Brazilian defender Luizao |
01 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV are reported to be
targeting Brazilian defender Luizao. Trainer Hiddink
was present during two of Brazil's friendly matches last weekend against
Portugal's under 21' and against Portugal's national team, one day
later. The 22-year-old,
who currently plays for Cruzeiro, has has already managed to gain a
first team place with Brazil's national team.
|
| PSV's
Bouwma out for rest of season |
01 Apr 2003
|
|
PSV will have to
do without
defender Wilfred Bouma's for the rest of the season following a groin
operation. Bouma,
has been trouble by the injury for a number of weeks was told by doctors
it will need six weeks to rehabilitate the injury.
|
| Sampdoria
intersed in three PSV players |
31 Mar 2003
|
In
the Italian media there have been reports suggesting that Serie B leaders
Sampdoria are interested in three of PSV's players. Although
Sampdoria's manager Giuseppe Marotta refuses to talk about new players until
the club gains promotion, it is well known that he intends to buy. The
Seria A champions from 1991 have been demoted to playing in the
Seria B for the past fours years and Marotta knows that if they are promoted
they will need new players to secure Serie A survival. In Genova's local
newspapers, three names have been mentioned as being top of Marotta's wanted
list, injury-prone defender Kevin Hofland, midfielder Mark van Bommel and
out of favor striker, Arnold Bruggink. |
| Jaap
Stam ponders return to Holland |
30 Mar 2003
|
Dutch
international Jaap Stam, who has a regular column in the Dutch daily
newspaper 'AD' has stated in one of his last articles that he is not
interested in another foreign adventure saying that he will remain with his
present club Lazio Rome until his contract runs out in 2005, or he will
return back home to The Netherlands.
Stam is still in dispute with Lazio after refusing a 30% wage reduction and
it is hoped that talks to be held next week will offer some kind of solution
to the problem. Stam and other squad members were also disheartened
with Lazio after being forced to wait more than a half year for their wages.
PSV have often indicated that they would like to see Jaap Stam return to the
club. |
| Zidan's
PSV trial underway |
28 Mar 2003
|
|
After a number of days training with PSV's
reserve squad Mohamed
Zidan's trial with the club began yesterday with a freindly match
between PSV's reserve and youth squad. Under the auspicious eyes of
prominent PSV figures including ex-PSV players Gerald Vanenburg, Rene
Eijer and Kalusha Bwalya as well as PSV's reserve coach Pim Verbeek, Zidan
played well . The Eqyption's frst real test will be this Tuesday when the
Reserves play against PSV's A-Team.
|
| 1
million Koreans watch PSV-Ajax live |
26 Mar 2003
|
|
More than one millions South Koreans
watched last Sunday's match between PSV and Ajax live on Korean
Television. PSV have become incredibly popular in Korea
recently. PSV's trainer Guus Hiddink coached the South Korean's to a
quarter final place in last summer's world cup and the Eindhovenaren also
have two of Korea's most talented players in their squad, Young-Pyo Lee and
Ji-Sung Park. Although the injured Park was sidelined for Sunday's game, the
Koreans were witness to Young-Pyo Lee's fine performance with PSV's fans
applauding his every action and voting him man of the match.
|
| PSV
offer Young-pyo Lee contract. |
25 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV are to
reward South Korean midfielder Young-pyo Lee for his good performances of
the past few weeks with a contract. PSV
offered the South Korean World Cup star Lee Young-Pyo, a six month contract
at the beginning of January, with an option to buy the player if he
impresses. Since Lee's arrival, left back Wilfred Bouwma has switched to
center back position and Lee has taken over Bouwma's old position . Since
the back-line reshuffle PSV's defence has been nearly impassable
Young-Pyo
has also grown into one of PSV's favorite players under their fans, with his
lightning footwork and his determination, Lee has grown into one of PSV's
best players. Lee-Pyo is currently still under contract with South Korean
side Anyan LG Cheetas but that will not be for much longer.
|
| Hiddink
persuades Kezman to stay with PSV |
24 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV's coach Guus Hiddink has persuaded Mateja Kezman to stay with
the club for at least one more season. The PSV goal-getter has already
netted 25 goals this season and bagged a brace in yesterday's 2-0 win over
rivals Ajax and has been the target of many European top-clubs. In an
interview on before yesterday's match on Dutch TV station 'Canal +' , Kezman
said that he really loved the way of life in Holland and especially at PSV
but that he was also very pleased with PSV's future prospects. |
| Milan
trainer watch Ajax duo and Kezman |
24 Mar 2003
|
|
Carlo Ancelotti, trainer from Ajax's next Champions League opponent AC Milan was in Holland over the weekend to watch
Ajax play PSV in Eindhoven. Ancelotti was the guest of Ajax and Milan legend Marco van Basten and
given a VIP treatment. However, it's believed
that Ancelotti was not only in Eindhoven to analyze Ajax but was also
present with a view to eyeing the
performances of Ajax duo Rafael van der Vaart and Cristian Chivu. It is also
believed that Ancelotti is interested in PSV's
Serbian striker Mateja Kezman who bagged a brace to give PSV a 2-1 win over
the Amsterdammers. Milan see in Kezman the ideal replacement for Andrei Shevchenko, should the Ukrainian
be moved on in the summer.
|
| PSV's
Bogelund out for rest of season |
24 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV will probably have to do without defender Kasper Bogelund
for much of the remainder of the season after suffering a knee
injury in Sunday's 2-0 win over Ajax. ogelund
was forced to leave the pitch half an hour into the forst half after a
challenge with Ajax's Tomas Galasek who fell on top of Bogelund's knee.
PSV instantly replaced him with Ernest Faber and they expect Bogelund to
be out of action for six weeks, meaning he could return for the closing
games of the season at the end of which finishes in the last weekend of May.
|
| Ajax
PSV and Club Brugge after Wapenaar |
22 Mar 2003
|
|
Ajax, PSV and Belgium top side Club Brugge are
all hoping to sign Utrecht's goalkeeper Harald Wapenaar whose contract
runs out at Utrecht this summer. Utrecht's precarious
financial position will mean that the club are probably unable to afford a
new contract extension. Ajax see the 33 year as an ideal replacement for
their reserve goalkeeper Joey Didulica who has announced that he wants to
leave Ajax's reserve bench at the end of the season. PSV are also in
need of a new reserve goalkeeper after having lent reserve keeper Coutinho
out to Den Bosch.
|
| Ji-sung
Park possibly out for rest of season |
22 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV will have to miss Korean star Ji-Sung Park
for the coming period now that the midfielder has been forced to take an
obligatory rest. Park, who hasn't had a holiday in the past four
years, is suffering from a knee injury as a result of Korea's
overfull program during their hectic world cup 2002 preparations. Guus
Hiddink stated on PSV's website "The injury has to do with the
ligaments between the meniscus and the shinbone and it has probably been
caused by overexertion. I believe the chap hasn't had a holiday in four
years. If rest doesn't cure the ailment then a small operation will be necessary.
I don't want to take any risks with Park. I would prefer to have a fit
Park for next season."
|
| Hiddink
off to Korean friendly, Park stays |
21 Mar 2003
|
According
to the Dutch daily newspaper "De Telegraph" PSV's South
Korean star Ji-sung Park has been given dispensation and will not have to
play in his country's friendly against Columbia. Although the player has
been selected, PSV trainer Guus Hiddink has managed to convince the Koreans
that the match would be detrimental for Park's health. Ji-sung Park has
finally regained his full strength after an intensive two year
preparation to last summer's world cup.
Although Park will not be traveling off to Korea for the match Guus
Hiddink will be and he is also intending to watch South Korea's match
against Columbia. |
| PSV
trial for Egytian striker Zidan |
21 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV, who have been targeting Egyptian striker Mohamed
Zidan for some time now have invited the up and coming star for a trial at
the end of this month. The 20-year-old is seen as one of the most promising players in
North Africa, having impressed at AB Cagen and also for Masry and
Gamarek. Just a few hours ago, AB Cagen informed PSV that Zidan will be allowed to
travel to Holland. They also informed the Egyptian F.A. that the player will
therefore be unavailable for the Olympic Team friendly match against Tunisia
on the 28th of March. Zidan will be in Eindhoven from the 26th of March
until the 2nd of April. He will then return to Denmark, but may be in
constant negotiation for a possible move in the summer.
|
| PSV
and Feyenoord battle for Chun-soo Lee |
19 Mar 2003
|
According to reports in several Korean
newspapers Feyenoord look set to win the battle for Korean talent Chun-soo
Lee. However, Lee's management bureau Skycomm stated that they already have
an agreement with PSV but, that if Feyenooed were prepared to offer more for
the gifted left-winger, then they would be prepared to listen.
PSV trainer Hddink is very keen to add the striker to his squad, knowing of
the players qualities from his previous experience as Korea's national
coach.
Last season Lee was voted "Rookie of the Year" by the influential
sports newspaper "Sportsseoul" and since then has impressed in
Korea's Olympic team against Holland and more recently in Korea's national
team's match against World Champions Brazil. After that match Brazil's
coach Zagallo stated that Lee was the best man on the field and Brazilian
international Robert Carlos added "That number 14 was amazing".
|
| PSV's
Hofland out for rest of season |
19 Mar 2003
|
|
Kevin Hofland will have to miss
the rest of the season now that it has been disclosed that the PSV defender
will have to undergo surgery to his injured right ankle. Hofland was first
told to take a number of weeks rest but as this has not relieved the
complaint, surgery would now seem the only alternative. The Dutch
international will be going into hospital within the next two to three weeks
to have the operation.
|
| Park
needs vacation, not a military training |
14 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV trainer Guus Hiddink is determined to make sure that
Ji-Sung Park will not have to undergo a one month long military exercise
this summer in his native Korea. Last summer when acting as Korea's national
coach, he was given dispensation for all of the Korean internationals
excluding them from the obligatory two years national service. Hiddink feels
that Ji-Sung Park, who has finally regained his full strength after an
intensive two year preparation to last summer's world cup, is in need of a
long earned holiday. "I will see if I still have any influence in South
Korea"
|
| Den
Bosch hire PSV goalie Coutinho |
14 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV's third choice goalkeeper, youth
international Gino Coutinho has been lent out to
Eerste Divisie club Den Bosch for the rest of the season. Den Bosch are
faced with having lost first choice goalkeeper Kris Mampaey to AZ who needed
a replacement for the injured Dutch international , Oscar Moens.
Coutino will have to compete with Martijn van Strien for a
first team place. Den Bosch's technical director Fred Hoorn stated,
"They will have fight it out between themselves." adding
"Gino is a talented goalkeeper and furthermore he was born and bred-up
in Den Bosch which should be an added bonus for our spectators.
|
| Young-Pyo
and Lee get Korean call-up |
14 Mar 2003
|
| PSV
stars Young-Pyo and Lee have been called up for Korea's match against
Columbia on March the 29th which is to be held in the Busan Asiad Main Stadium in
Busan. However, PSV fans will not have to worry that this will
affect their side's chances of winning the league title this year as
both players will not be missing any PSV matches because Holland face
The Czech Republic in a Euro 2004 qualifying match and consequently the
Dutch competition is closed down between the 24-March and 3-April. This
will be Young-Pyo and Lee first match for Korea since joining PSV.
|
| No
contract extension PSV's Jurgen Dirkx |
13 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV defender Jurgen Dirkx has been told by PSV that he must look out
for a new club after informing him that his contract that runs this
summer, will not be renewed. The defender had come up through PSV's
youth scheme before playing for Fortuna between 1995 and 1998. He was
recalled to Eindhoven in November 1998 by Sir Bobby Robson but made
fewer and fewer appearances, partly through injury and partly because of
the intense competition for 1st team places. The 26 year-old has little
chance of getting back into the team now and has set his sights on a
move to Willem II.
|
| PSV
fans support Korean Young-Pyo Lee |
10 Mar 2003
|
| Preview
PSV-NEC |
08
Mar 2003
|
PSV
go into tonight's match against Johan Neeskens's NEC seven points ahead
of Ajax and even though their recent performances have not been
impressive Hiddink's side should just have the edge to set fifth placed
NEC aside. The PSV coach has stated that he would like to see more
flair in PSV's coming matches as he believes the supporters deserve more
entertainment. "The points are very important, but we also must give our fans a
good evening with a lot of goals. We must play the same way as we did against Zwolle. You cannot
play the whole match at the same level but we must stay concentrated."
Korean star Young-Pyo Lee is set to continue at left-back after impressing in the
last four matches, forcing Jan Heintze out of the squad. Lee's
fellow compatriate, Ji-Sung Park is also expected to make his return
after recovering from an injury.
NEC are without striker Dennis de Nooijer who is still recovering
from a stomach operation so Zico Tumba will be their solitary central
striker . Johan Neeskens has stated that his side is not planning to
play suicidal football tonight so we will probably see a rather
defensive NEC. "I know how PSV play and I don't want to play suicidal
football in Eindhoven."
|
| Hiddink
still interested in Arthur Numan |
05 Mar 2003
|
|
Arthur Numan, who is contemplating hanging up his boots after refusing a
new reduced deal from Glasgow Rangers, could well make a return to PSV after coach Guus Hiddink hinted
that he will offer Numan the chance to return. Hiddink is in need of a
replacement for Danish veteran Jan Heitze, who will be retiring at the end
of this season and believes that Numan is the ideal replacement. On PSV's
we3bsite Hiddink said: "Arthur Numan is a fantastic professional player with a good
mentality. He's a player you can always count on." Last
month Numan stated in an interview in the Dutch daily newspaper 'Algemeen
Dagbald' that it
was a bad idea to re-build his career in the country he came from.
If Numan is prepared to come back on his decision remains to be seen.=
|
| PSV
refuse Lee and Park to play friendly |
05 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV have made an official request to the South Korean Football
Association that they do not select Lee Young-pyo and Park Ji-sung
for their friendly match against Japan on April 16. If PSV win tonight's
Amstel Cup match against Heerenveen then the Eindhovenaars will also have to
play the semi final on the same day as Korea's friendly match. PSV have also
stated that even if the South Korean's call up Lee and Park they will not
give head to the request as the
game is not on the official FIFA agenda which means they are not obligated
to let their players go.
|
| De
Jong demands clarity from PSV |
04 Mar 2003
|
|
PSV striker John de Jong who is currently on loan to Heerenveen has told PSV
that we wants to know what they have in stall for him at the end of the
season and is hoping that the club will inform him this month what their
plans are. The 25-year-old former
Utrecht player spent only one season at PSV before being loaned out to the
'Friesians'. In that year he was unable to secure a first team place and
Hiddink's new Korean strike force, de Jong is probably aware that his
chances of return to Eindhoven are limited. Even so, De Jong is still keen
to return to the club but has stated that he is prepared to look elsewhere
if the need arises.
|
| PSV
offer Faber new two year contract |
25 Feb 2003 |
|
PSV defender Ernest Faber, whose contract runs out this summer, has
been offered a new two year deal. The 33 year old player is a product of
PSV's own youth academy but in the beginning of his career was lent out to
several clubs before returning to Eindhoven in 1995. Since then he has been
a regular team member but has only managed one first team appearance for the
Dutch national team.
|
| Hiddink
hopes to sign Lee while in Korea |
24 Feb 2003
|
|
PSV are hoping to add yet another Korean to their squad this week as Guus Hiddink
plans totalks with South Korean striker Lee Chun-soo. Hiddink has been
invited to attend the inauguration of South Korea's new president and is
hoping to clinch a deal with the 22 year old striker at the same time.
PSV are supposedlywilling to pay €2.5 million for Lee who made a good
impression last week during Korea's under 21's 1-0 win over Holland's youth
squad.
|
| No
return to PSV for Arthur Numan |
19 Feb 2003 |
|
Arthur Numan has confirmed that we will be leaving Ranger this Summer
after failing to reach an agreement for a new contract extension.
Numan hasn't completely closed the books on a new Ranger deal and has stated
that if Rangers come with a new improved offer then he is still willing to
renegotiate. However the chance of that happening is very unlikely according
to Numan's agent Joop Korevaar: "The
difference between what we were asking and the offer was too big.
Numan has now also stated that he is not planning to return to the Dutch Ere
Divisie which puts an end to all the speculations of
him returning to PSV or a making the move to Feyenoord. Speaking in the
Dutch daily newspaper the "Algemeen Dagbald" Numan said: "It
doesn't work out when a player tries to re-build his career in the country
he came from. I have looked at
Jorg Albertz's return to Germany with Hamburg and learned a lesson from that
move." |
| Matajea
Kezman no longer international |
19 Feb 2003 |
PSV's
striker Mateja Kezman has announced that he is no longer prepared to come
out for his home country Serbia and Montenegro (formerly known as
Yugoslavia). The 24 year old Kezman's decision to stop with
international football has come as a blow to his country and to their
Football Association's presidient, Dragan Stojkovic.
The 24-year-old PSV Eindhoven star made the decision after his countries 2-2
Euro 2004 qualifying match against Azerbaijan last week.
Stojkovic: "He told me he would withdraw from the national team
because of the huge differences in his play for PSV and the national
team," said Stojkovic. "I advised him to calm down and think again
but he has made up his mind. He could not answer my question about when he
would play again. I told Kezman that he should not feel responsible for the
result against Azerbaijan - we all have to be held responsible, me, the
coach and all the players. I do not care if Savicevic calls up Kezman or
someone else for our next match against Wales, I just want a victory.
This is a key match for us as a loss of points would mean goodbye to Euro
2004 and that would be catastrophic. In that case some heads would have to
roll."
|
| PSV
not keen on keeping Arnold Bruggink |
18 Feb 2003 |
|
Striker Arnold Bruggink's crunch talks with PSV
this week will be resumed in March but have very little chance of
resulting in a new deal now that PSV trainer Guus Hiddink and chairman
Harry van Raaij have stated that it would be far better for the player to
find another club. In the Dutch daily newspaper 'De Telegraaf' Hiddink said:
"As the situation now stands we are not planning to make use of the one
year option we have on Bruggink, although in the coming months things could
change. I find it very painful and never like having to tell a player this
sort of news, especially when it concerns a fantastic professional. We have now
discussed it with him and it now up to Arnold to decide his future".
PSV's chairman Harry van Raai added "Arnold has always been a very
useful player but has never managed to secure a first team place. With
Leandro do Bonfim, Arjen Robben and Ji-Sung Park, our coach already has
three very talented young players leaving Bruggink as fourth choice.
|
| PSV
give Hoogstrate
PSV
give Hoogstrate
|
17 Feb 2003 |
| PSV
trainer Guus Hiddink is still not completely confident in new
signing Jordi Hoogstrate, and has told the talented midfielder that may
have to remain for yet another year with Groningen if he is not able to
impress the PSV boss before the end of
this
|
| PSV
- Korea under 20's friendly cancelled |
14 Feb 2003
|
|
PSV's friendly match against South Korea's under 20's squad that was
planned for this evening, has been cancelled due to bad conditions of the
pitch. The match was to place at PSV's training complex, Herdgang. PSV also
offered to let the match take place on an artificial grass but the Asians
refused.
|
| Philip
Cocu to end career in England or PSV |
12 Feb 2003
|
|
Dutch international Phillip Cocu,
whose contract with Barcelona runs out this summer, has stated that if
he decides to continue playing football then he will either make the move to
the Premier League or return to his former club, PSV. The 32 year
midfielder said " I don't know yet, Stay at Barcelona ? Life is
fantastic here but you have to look to your future. If I go to another
country then England has my preference, that's not a hard decision. Whether
I shall return to Holland ? Then of course PSV. That's where my roots are
and I know that they are interested even though I haven't had any contact
with the club.
|
| Bruggink
and PSV to hold crunch talks |
11 Feb 2003
|
|
Striker Arnold Bruggink is set to have
crunch talks with PSV this week to battle out his future with the club.
Bruggink, although enormously talented, has never been given a real chance
at PSV to prove his worth and has seen PSV constantly buy new strikers while
he remained on the bench. In the six years that Bruggink has been at
the club he has seen the likes of Ronaldo, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Luc Nilis,
Mateja Kezman and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink come to Eindhoven and even when
the new stars were unable to impress, Bruggink remained on PSV's bench. Up
till now PSV's new coach Guus Hiddink hasn't given the slightest inclination
that Brugginks contract, that runs out in the Summer, will be renewed.
|
| PSV
change reserve goalkeepers |
07
Feb 2003
|
|
PSV
reserve Jelle ten Rouwelaar has been lent out to Groningen for the rest of the
season where he will replace 22-year old Roy Beukenkamp who has been
sidelined for several months with a severe hamstring injury. PSV technical director Frank Arnesen said:
'Groningen
requested if it was possible to sign Jelle on loan. After consideration with
Jelle and coach Guus Hiddink we agreed, so Jelle will have the opportunity to
get first division experience.' PSV
have signed 33 year old Sparta Goalie Frank Kooiman to replace Ten
Rouwelaar.
|
| PSV
invited to play in World Peace Cup |
07
Feb 2003
|
| PSV
kick Den Haag out of Dutch FA Cup |
05
Feb 2003
|
|
Ere Divisie table-toppers PSV squashed Eerste divisie table-toppers Den
Haag 0-3 this afternoon - kicking them out of the Dutch FA cup at the
same time. After top scorer Mateja Kezmand the score with an early
11th minute goal the match was more or less over. In the 39th minute Wilfred
Bouwma'sfree-kick hit the bar and Dennis Rommendahl pounced on the
rebound to sent the home side trailing 2-0 into the
break. Although Den Haag managed to come close to goal in the second
half with shots from Peter Hofstede and Roy Stroeve it was PSV who were
once again successful in finding the back of the net again via Dennis
Rommendahl in 71st minute for the final 0-3 score-line.
|
| PSV's
Ramzi on loan to Cordoba |
01
Feb 2003
|
| PSV's Marroccan forward Adil Ramzi has been hired out to Spanish second
division side Córdoba CF for the rest of the season. Ramzi whose contract runs
out in 2005, has not been able to impress trainer Guus Hiddink since his arrival
at PSV this summer and knows that he cannot expect a first team place with the
Eindhovenaaren. |
| Wapenaar
to replace injured Waterreus ? |
27
Jan 2003
|
| PSV
are worried that goalkeeper Ronald Waterreus won't be fit in time for the
start of the second half to the competition and are seriously
considering hiring Utrecht's 32 year old goalie, Harald Wapenaar for the
rest of the season. PSV's current second choice Jelle ten Rouwelaar hasn't
managed to gain trainer Hiddink's confidence as of yet and is having
problems coping with the level of play required by PSV. Waterreus is
still being niggled by a torn stomach muscle and PSV believe rest is the
only cure. |
| AS
Roma target Zlatan and Kezman |
21
Jan 2003
|
| Lamey
to replace AZ's Tobiasen. |
20 Jan 2003
|
|
PSV newcomer
Micheal Lamey has been lent out for the rest of the season to AZ. PSV bought
the ex-Ajax youth players at the beginning of last season from RKC under the
agreement that Lamey could stay for one more year with RKC to gain more Ere
Divisie experience. Lamey has been unable to secure a first team place with
RKC so PSV have decided that it is better for the players development to
transfer him to AZ who are searching for a replacement for defender Ole
Tobiasen who in turn has decided to return to his homeland.
|
| PSV's
Leandro refuses to have operation |
18 Jan 2003
|
| According
to the Dutch provincial daily paper " Eindhovens Dagblad" PSV's
Brazilian midfielder Leandro do Bonfim, is refusing to go into hospital for
a groin operation. The 19 year old talent, who has been out of action
for the past three months, is apprehensive to undergo surgery after
hearing from a Brazilian physiotherapist that the injury should disappear if
given rest. PSV's own doctor Cees-Rein van den Hoogenband, father of
double Olympic gold swimmer, Peter van den Hoogenband, is convinced that an
operation is necessary. Leandro decided that he would like a third opinion
and paid a visit to FC Barcelona's doctor who also came to the same
conclusion that an operation was necessary. In spite of this advice the
Brazilian is still refusing have the operation and hopes that further rest
will cure the ailment. |
| PSV's
Suat Usta signs with Galatasary |
17 Jan 2003
|
|
PSV's 21 year old forward Suat Usta has signed a three and a half year
contract with the Turkish top club Galatasaray. Usta, who has both the Dutch
as well as the Turkish nationality, has been unable to secure a first team
place with the Eindhovenaren. After spells on loan with Eerste Divisie club
Eindhoven and MVV Usta returned to PSV's youth team.
|
| PSV
Hofland needs rest Leandro needs op. |
15 Jan 2003
|
PSV
and Dutch international Kevin Hofland has been ordered to rest his ankle. The
defender first injured his ankle during PSV's 0-4 champions league
defeat against Arsenal last September. After PSV's second
confrontation with Arsenal in December Hofland underwent surgery to repair
the damage to his ankle and PSV were expecting that Hofland would be
fit in time for the second half of the season. During PSV's trainings-camp
in Turkey the old injury pain reappeared and the club's doctors have
insisted that he takes a rest.
PSV will also have to miss their Brazilian midfielder Leandro now that he is
forced to undergo surgery for his nagging groin injury. |
| Numan
rules out move to Feyenoord |
13 Jan 2003
|
|
Glasgow Rangers's Dutch
international Arthur Numan has stated that if he indeed returns to Holland
then he would only consider a move to
PSV, thereby ruling out a possible move to Feyenoord. Numan's contract
with the Rangers runs out at the end of this season and it is still
uncertain if Numan will stay in Scotland, make a move to America or return
home to his native homeland. Numan: "I can't say much about my future
plans but I'm certainly not going to Feyenoord. If I should decide to return
to Holland then there is only one option that I would consider, PSV. "
|
| Van
Nistelrooy wants to stay at United |
12 Jan 2003
|
Ruud van Nistelrooy has stated in the News of The World that he wants to
sign a new contract with Manchester United when his present contract runs
out in 2006. This contradicts van Nistelrooy's statements on
PSV's website during the Christmas period when he told PSV Inside magazine that he wanted to return to
PSV in 2005 to finish off his career with the Eindhovenaren.
In today's News of The World
interview van Nistelrooy said "My contract ends on July 1 2006, the day that I become 30 years
old. But if the club wants to give me a new contract, I will be happy to stay longer with Manchester
United."
|
| Skycomm
marketing deal for PSV Koreans |
12 Jan 2003
|
|
Skycomm have signed a media contract with PSV on Saturday to show Korean
players. A spokesman for Skycommunication said: "We have
agreed to sign an exclusive contract with PSV and the signing ceremony is
going to be held on Saturday in Holland,"
Under the deal, Skycomm will offer PSV $4 million in return for acquiring
the exclusive right for broadcasting of PSV's games and arranging
sponsorships and friendly matches for the Dutch soccer team led by former
Korean national team coach
Guus Hiddink. The Dutch soccer club recently signed Park
Ji-sung and Lee Young Pyo are
curently negotiating a deal with Lee Chung-soo
It's also the intention of Skycomm to show virtual advertisements during
televised matches. This entails displaying advertisements for the Korean
market on the players shirts.
|
| PSV's
Huntelaar on loan to De Graafschap |
11 Jan 2003
|
|
PSV's are to hire Klaas Jan Huntelaar out for the resot of the season to De
Graafschap. The 19 year old youth international has unable to secure a
first team place with the 'Eindhovenaren' since joining PSV from De
Graafschap in 2000-2001. Huntelaar first attracted PSV's attention after scoring two goals to
help Holland finish third at the 2000 European Under 18 Championships. He also
performed well at the World Youth Cup in 2001 as Holland reached the
quarter-finals, with Huntelaar scoring another two goals.
|
| PSV
target Korean forward Lee Chun-soo |
10 Jan 2003
|
PSV
have set their sights on Korean forward, Lee Chun-soo. The Korean
international is regarded as of one of the most exciting young talents in
Korean football today and was part of 'Hiddink's Korean Army' during the
World Cup 2002. Lee Chun-soo can play on the wing, in attack or behind
the front two and has already attracted the attention of European scouts.
Lee Chung-soo's management agency Skycomm who have just signed a one and a
half year marketing contract with PSV, stated that one of the
preconditions of the Lee Chung-soo contract is that PSV are required to buy
at least two other Korean players within the next year and a half. |
| PSV
invited for lucrative Korean tournament |
08 Jan 2003
|
|
PSV have been invited to take
part in a lucrative tournament in South Korea. All of the eight top teams
that have been invited will each receive 2.5 million dollars. The winner of
'The Sunmoon Peace Soccer Foundation Tournament' will receive a further 2
million dollars. The eight teams to have received an invitation are:
AS Roma, Bayer Leverkusen, Manchester United, Real Madrid and United States
LA Galaxy.
|
| PSV
and Feyenoord interested in Numam |
08
Jan 2003
|
|
Both PSV and Feyenoord are
reported to be interested in bringing Arthur Numan back to Holland. The 33
year old defender, who's contract with Glasgow Rangers runs out at the end
of this season, wants to hear Rangers new offer this week before making a
final decicion at the end of January. Numan's agent Joop Korevaar, has
already spoken with his former club PSV about a possible move and has
also spoken with Feyenoord's technical director, Rob Baan, in Decvember.
If Numan should decide to return to his native country then a reuniting with
Guus Hiddink and PSV would seem more likely than a move to Rotterdam.
|
| PSV
invited for lucrative Korean tournament |
08 Jan 2003
|
|
PSV have been invited to take part in a lucrative tournament in South
Korea. All of the eight top teams that have been invited will each receive
2.5 million dollars. The winner of 'The Sunmoon Peace Soccer Foundation
Tournament' will receive a further 2 million dollars. The eight
teams to have received an invitation are: AS Roma, Bayer Leverkusen,
Manchester United, Real Madrid and United States LA Galaxy.
|
| PSV
present Park |
07 Jan 2003
|
PSV have presented their newest
Korean signing yesterday amidst a packed press conference. Hiddink who is
intending to use his knowledge of the Korean Football scene to help bring
more talented Koreans to PSV stated that he is absolutely delighted with the Park
Ji-Sung. Park's qualities lie in the fact that he is completely all round
and has an enormous amount of energy. The 21-year-old utility
midfielder, who plays for Japanese club Kyoto Purple Sanga, signed a
three-and-a-half year contract.
Hiddink: "I have known Park for two and a half years and he will
strengthen our squad because he is an attacking player who can play on
either flank or behind the strikers. He also has mental strength and is a
fighter who never gives up."
PSV president Harry van Raaij said: "We have signed a quality
footballer and it's also a good deal in marketing terms."
|
| Lee
Young-Pyo signs for PSV |
07 Jan 2003
|
|
PSV have offered South Korean World Cup star Lee Young-Pyo, a six month
contract with an option to buy the player if he impresses. Lee
Young-Pyo, who has been on trial with PSV since December, is the
second Korean to join the the club since Hiddink's arrival after having
signed Park Ji Sung earlier in the season. The talented midfielder is a
creative player who usually features on the left for the national team but
can also operate in the middle. He was one of the team's best players
during their run to the Asian Cup semi-finals in Lebanon in 2000
Lee: "I am happy to play for PSV Eindhoven along with Park Ji-sung
and will do my best to be recognized as a star player," |
| PSV
trial for Ayegbeni falls through |
06 Jan 2003
|
|
Striker
Yakubu Ayegbenim who scored five Champions League goals for his Israeli
club Ha'aretz this season, will not be going for
a trial with PSV, but has instead opted for the chance to play for
English First Division club Portsmouth. 'Pompey' are currently Division 1
leaders and are the most likely candidates for promotion to the Premier
League at the end of the season. |
Click
here for PSV News 2002
| |
Top Scorers
| Kezman |
PSV |
31 |
| Kuijt |
F'oord |
20 |
| Sibon |
H'veen |
15 |
|
Elkhattabi |
AZ |
14 |
| N'Kufo |
Twente |
14 |
Top Scorers
| Klaas-Jan Huntelaar |
AGOVV |
26 |
| Stefan Jansen |
Den Bosch |
25 |
| Yuri Rose |
Heracles |
22 |
| Ronald Hamming |
Veendam |
21 |
| Ugur Yildirim |
G.A. Eagles |
19 |
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