AZ Alkmaar has secured the services of midfielder Peer Koopmeiners for the long term, with the club announcing an extension to his contract until 2029. This move comes as a significant boost to the team's prospects.
Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert has spoken out about the Spygate scandal, stating that the public's impression of events differs from reality. Eckert is currently awaiting the result of a Football Association investigation after being charged with misconduct for his role in the affair.
Nijmegen-based NEC is gearing up for the new Eredivisie season, with a crucial match against Telstar on the horizon. The team has been praised for their impressive performance in the Champions League, holding Olympiakos Piraeus to a 0-0 draw.
Darren Ambrose, the former England Under-21 international, has spoken about a transfer decision that could have changed the course of his career. In an exclusive interview, Ambrose revealed that he was offered a chance to join Arsenal in 2003, but chose to sign for Newcastle United instead.
PSV manager Peter Bosz has outlined his ambitions for the upcoming season, with the Eredivisie title, a strong European performance, and the KNVB Beker all on his agenda. VoetbalPrimeur spoke to Bosz about his goals for the new campaign.
FC Barcelona's midfield situation has taken a turn for the worse, with the possible transfer of Rodri potentially affecting Frenkie de Jong's future at the club. According to reports, De Jong's fitness management during the World Cup has left Barcelona disappointed.
PSV manager Peter Bosz has confirmed that Filip Kostic and Kodai Sano will not be available for selection against Fortuna Sittard this weekend. The duo's transfers to the club are still in the process of being finalised.
The KNVB is reportedly set to appoint Michael Reiziger as the new national team coach, with VoetbalPrimeur suggesting that the decision has been influenced by Louis van Gaal's recent comments on the position.
PSV manager Peter Bosz has been discussing plans with potential signings Kodai Sano and Filip Kostic ahead of the new Eredivisie season. The duo is not yet available for selection, with Sano still to join the club and Kostic not yet fit enough to play.
Assistant referee Sian Massey-Ellis has announced her retirement from officiating football matches, bringing an end to a distinguished career that spanned over a decade. According to BBC Football, Massey-Ellis will take up a new role with the Football Association as a senior manager focused on supporting and developing female officials.
Former Feyenoord midfielder Karim El Ahmadi has expressed his admiration for the current state of the club, praising their performance in the pre-season and comparing it to a successful time in De Kuip.