The package, consisting of 148 pages and 56 attachments, is the KNVB's official defense in the case brought by Vitesse. The case revolves around the KNVB's decision to revoke Vitesse's professional license, and the football association's response is seen as a crucial development in the ongoing dispute. VoetbalPrimeur reports that the KNVB had initially been given six weeks to respond, but has now submitted its conclusion of answer. The next hearing is scheduled for October 14, but it remains unclear when Vitesse and the KNVB will face off in court.
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