Managing Netherlands Is Easier This Time: Koeman Brags

Ronald Koeman, the new coach of the Netherlands football team, believes that his second time managing the team will be easier than the first.

Koeman recently returned to the Oranje setup, succeeding Frank de Boer after the World Cup in Qatar.

Koeman’s first stint as the national team coach brought an end to the Netherlands’ absence from international competitions, leading them to qualify for Euro 2020, their first tournament since the 2014 World Cup.

However, he left for Barcelona and did not lead the team at the tournament.

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Now, with a second spell in charge, Koeman begins his journey with a daunting test against France as the qualification for Euro 2024 gets underway on Friday at the Stade de France in Paris.

At a press conference, Koeman explained that managing the Netherlands is now easier than it was back then.

He revealed that he has worked with 14 or 15 of the guys on the current squad, including Frenkie de Jong and Steven Bergwijn, during his time at various clubs.

However, there are still new players to work with, and Koeman is excited to get to know them better. He added that he had a lot of contact with his former captain, Virgil van Dijk, after he left the national team, and everything feels familiar.

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Koeman emphasized that his main goal is to make the team successful, and for that to happen, they need to work hard together. He explained that even the new guys are joining the ‘old’ guys at the table, which is a good sign of a strong team dynamic.

In conclusion, Ronald Koeman’s return to manage the Netherlands’ football team is an exciting development for Dutch football fans.

With a successful track record as a coach, Koeman is confident that managing the team the second time around will be easier.

The Netherlands’ fans will undoubtedly hope that Koeman’s confidence will translate into success on the pitch.