Van Persie honoured to remain Netherlands captain
Manchester
United striker Robin van Persie has spoken of his honour at remaining
Netherlands captain under new national team coach Guus Hiddink
Van
Persie, who was first named as Netherlands captain over a year ago by
former coach Louis van Gaal, has linked up with the Dutch squad ahead of
the matches against Italy and Czech Republic.
Speaking to NOS on remaining Netherlands captain for the Euro 2016 campaign, Van Persie said, Its a great challenge and a great honor,”
“I think it’s a beautiful beautiful project what’s coming. Everyone is looking very much forward to it.”
Asked if he was looking forward to working with new coach Guus Hiddink, he added, “Certainly. When I was 20 years old, I would actually go to PSV, largely because Hiddink was there then. But at the last minute that fell through and I moved to Arsenal. I think it’s great now to cooperate with him. “
Speaking to NOS on remaining Netherlands captain for the Euro 2016 campaign, Van Persie said, Its a great challenge and a great honor,”
“I think it’s a beautiful beautiful project what’s coming. Everyone is looking very much forward to it.”
Asked if he was looking forward to working with new coach Guus Hiddink, he added, “Certainly. When I was 20 years old, I would actually go to PSV, largely because Hiddink was there then. But at the last minute that fell through and I moved to Arsenal. I think it’s great now to cooperate with him. “
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