Roger Schmidt to PSV: The Next Chapter in the Ascension of Dutch Football

Originals

by AlexBarkerG - July 3, 2020

This season, we have seen Wout Weghorst tear up the Bundesliga with over 16 goals, Frenkie De Jong delight the Nou Camp, Kasper Dolberg lead Angel Di Maria for goals scored in France, and Steven Bergwijn score goals against Manchester City & United. All these players have come from a league

Martin Ødegaard- Proving his doubters wrong one through ball at a time

Player Profiles

by Sidharth Suresh - February 27, 2020February 27, 2020

"It's not possible to predict anything in football, you just have to work hard and develop and in the end you see.” - Martin Ødegaard Catapulted into global stardom as a 16-year-old prodigy signed by Real Madrid in 2015, Martin Ødegaard seems to have been around forever. The Norwegian attacking-midfielder, who

Steven Bergwijn – The skilful young winger taking Eredivisie by storm

Player Profiles

by Harry Siddle - January 30, 2019October 2, 2019

Ever since the Eredivisie started to produce great young wingers, the general hype and expectations of these players when they move to a bigger club in a bigger league can sometimes overwhelm. Using the likes of Memphis Depay and going as far back as Ryan Babel as examples who have

Young Lions – Mason Mount

Young Lions

by Rushabh Shah - January 24, 2019October 2, 2019

“You grow up quickly. I learned a lot in Holland, and I am learning even more playing in the Championship under someone like Frank ... but Chelsea is still the ultimate goal. When the time comes, I want to go back and secure my place there.” A young man from Portsmouth,

Frenkie de Jong – An in depth tactical profile

by Dipanjan Chowdhury - December 20, 2018October 2, 2019

The Dutch Eredivisie has always been renowned for producing highly talented individuals over the years. It has acted as a feeder league for most of the other big European heavyweights. However, not all the promising young talents that come out of the Eredivisie have fulfilled their potential. In recent years,