During the transfer window, some clubs buy players outrightly, while some who are not sure whether a player will fit into their system try them out on loan with an option to buy them permanently. Cyriel Dessers warmed the bench a lot during the 2020/2021 season and opted to leave on loan....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
On transfer deadline, he joined Feyenoord in the Netherlands, and it was a successful season for the striker. He didn’t just help the Eredivisie club earn a European spot for next season, he helped them reach the Europa Conference League final and was the highest goalscorer in the tournament.
Dessers passed the necessary factors for Feyenoord to make his deal permanent, but the club sadly did not. While in the Nigerian camp, he spoke with a journalist and revealed why the deal didn’t happen. He said, “The money Genk wanted for me was too much for Feyenoord”.
Dessers, who scored his first goal for Nigeria against Mexico, said that they wanted him to stay, but the money was just too much for them. He has some offers on the table for him, but he wants to enjoy his holiday now and think about football later.
