John de Jong and Bas Roorda visited Eran Zahavi on Monday, so you know The Telegraph to report. The technical manager and team manager visited the Israeli to support him and his family after the violent robbery. General manager Toon Gerbrands also reacts to the attack and indicates that Zahavi will be given the freedom to give substance to the last week of competition.
“This is a terrible, traumatic experience,” says Gerbrands. “Above all, we want to listen very carefully to how Eran, his wife and children are in this situation. That question is central. We’ll be playing two more league games this week, but it’s all about what is wisdom for the family now. We discuss with him how he sees this last week of competition himself. Monday we gave everyone the day off to build in some rest. ”
“With the Zahavi family, we can just ask ourselves whether they want to continue living in the house. But from my own experience I could also understand that there is a need among the family of the group of players for, for example, information about safety matters. How to prevent this kind of situation? The Eindhoven police and our safety coordinators can be deployed as specialists. We as a club would like to offer that, ”said Gerbrands, who indicates that he will be talking with the striker about the remainder of the Eredivisie season from Tuesday.
In addition, Ajax and Feyenoord also reacted for the first time to the events in the Zahavi household. The Amsterdammers are said to have immediately asked representatives of the police to give advice and give presentations at the club. “This terrible event is no reason to re-examine the security”, a spokesman for Ajax said. The Telegraph. Feyenoord has indicated that it will not yet take immediate measures, although according to the club the robbery could ‘be a reason’ to make players more aware of the dangers that lurk in the new season. The Rotterdam club has advised players to be cautious about posting private matters on social media for some time.
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