Ronald Koeman, the manager of the Netherlands, has acknowledged that he hasn’t decided between Brentford’s Mark Flekken and Brighton’s Bart Verbruggen, the goalkeeper.
Voetbal Primeur has reported that the Netherlands manager has been discussing with Rondo on Ziggo Sport about his country’s goalkeeping problems.
He hasn’t decided on a new long-term
goalie for his team following the injury to Justin Bijlow earlier in the season.
Since then, Koeman has been selecting goalkeepers; during the most recent international break, he gave Brighton’s Verbruggen an opportunity to shine after initially selecting Brentford’s Flekken.
He certainly demonstrated that by playing well in both the 1-0 victory over Greece and the loss to France.
Right now, a lot of people think that Brighton’s goalkeeper is better than Brentford’s, especially in light of Flekken’s fairly subpar performances in his previous two international matches against Greece and the Republic of Ireland.
“I don’t wait for training to begin as a coach. They all continue to play sports. I’ll discuss that with Patrick. I wouldn’t pick that person if I didn’t feel the same way as him.
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