Willem II's latest setback came with the departure of head coach John Stegeman, who left the club this week. The team's last win in the Eredivisie was in December 2024 against NEC, a 4-1 victory. Since their return to the league, Willem II has been unable to secure a win, collecting just two points from nine games.
The club's current situation is a far cry from their previous longest winless streak, which lasted 26 matches in the 2010/11 season. If they fail to beat Cambuur on Saturday, Willem II will have reached a new low. The team's history suggests that a change in coaching staff has not had a significant impact in the short term, with only one instance in the 2017/18 season where a new coach led the team to victory in their first match.
Willem II's struggles have been well-documented, and their upcoming match against Cambuur will be a crucial test of their resolve. The team will be hoping to break their winless streak and get back on track, but their recent form suggests that it will be a tough ask.
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