Joey Veerman is also on PSV’s list Football International Wednesday afternoon outside. The sc Heerenveen midfielder is a serious option for the Eindhoven club, it sounds. It was announced on Tuesday that PSV had ended up with Davy Pröpper in the search for reinforcements for the midfield. Veerman is still fixed in Heerenveen until mid-2024
PSV wants to renovate the midfield with a view to next season and trainer Roger Schmidt is therefore also interested in Veerman in addition to Pröpper. The Heerenveen playmaker himself prefers to continue his career at a Dutch top club, which seems to be good news for PSV. Football International expects Heerenveen to have ‘a nice transfer fee’ from the sale of the 22-year-old midfielder.
Veerman is also on Atalanta’s list, so it was known Corriere dello Sport report Wednesday morning. In addition, the young midfielder from Heerenveen is followed by Rangers and Stade Reims. Veerman was associated with Feyenoord, Club Brugge and Southampton last year. However, he then opted to extend his contract with Heerenveen until 2024. A year later, however, a departure from Friesland seems to be only a matter of time.
In the article by Corriere dello Sport Veerman received nothing but praise. “Joey Veerman, Ryan Gravenberch and Teun Koopmeiners are the best midfielders in the Eredivisie”, it sounds. “He has insight, intensity, power, a good shot from a distance and is able to apply good pressure. Veerman is the total midfielder of Heerenveen. He guarantees quality and dynamism.” According to the Italian newspaper, Atalanta must deposit at least six million euros for Veerman.
At the beginning of March Veerman left opposite ESPN already know how open to the next step in his career. “I would like to play for the prizes. I would be very nice to be in the top of the Netherlands”, the midfielder told Kees Kwakman at the time. “Secretly it is also a dream to end up in Spanish football. If there really are clubs that are interested and it eventually goes wrong with the amount, then I would be disappointed yes.”