xavi simons (19 years old) was found in the PSV of Ruud van Nistelrooy the perfect club to exploit the talent he couldn’t show at PSG, where he broke into the first team so young and at a time complicated by the conflicting egos of world stars. The offensive spirit that had developed at La Masia was shared in the Douvikas (Utrecht) is the Eredivisie’s top scorer with 12 goals after scoring this weekend in a 5-2 defeat of Cambuur. He also provided 6 assists.
After being part of the Netherlands team at the World Cup in Qatar, even with little fame under the command of louis van gaalalso entered the first list of ronald koeman, which some former internationals are already asking to bet on him for sure as the star of the new project. “When I look at his potential I see that he can be the best in the world, absolutely,” the former Ajax and Real Madrid player told ‘Voetbal International’. Raphael van der Vaart.
With a contract until 2027 and a clause where PSG can fight him at the end of the season to pay an undisclosed sum of around 10 million euros, the former Barça youth player already knows that many Premier League clubs want to him, like Manchester United and Newcastleclubs with the economic potential to meet PSV’s claims.
PSV Eindhoven’s own sports director, Marcel Brandshe takes it easy, although acknowledging this interest from English clubs: “I don’t think Simons will return to PSG. I’m sure he will play here next year. We work with him and we’ll see if we can get the that clause from PSG, although I think he also dreams of playing one day in the Premier”.
And the boat? A return is currently impossible not only because of the economic situation of the Barça club, but also because he does not seem to be working. “My stay at Barça ended for ‘ex’ reasons, for some things I will tell you in due time. I am very grateful to FC Barcelona. I will always have a lot of love for the club and the people. My family still lives there. It is a very important city for me”, he explained to ‘Marca’ last month.
Source: La Verdad
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