new tottenham hotspur Signing Jan Paul van Hecke has admitted he is considering giving his former club some money after missing out on a solidarity payment.
football zone cover comments From the new Tottenham defender in a press conference with the Netherlands on Friday.
Everyone will benefit from the Tottenham transfer
The 26-year-old completed a move from Brighton to Tottenham this week in a deal worth around €60m. While Brighton were celebrating, his former club in the Netherlands were also celebrating.
report throughout the summer He has made it clear that any move by Tottenham this summer will benefit him. This has been proven to be the case.
The biggest financial winner was NAC Breda. They secured a sell-on clause for the defender in 2020 when they sold him to Brighton. That clause alone has put almost €4.5 million into their pockets. They will also get paid thanks to FIFA's solidarity scheme.
VV Goes and JVOZ are also set to receive substantial sums from the Tottenham deal. Goz is receiving approximately €300,000, while JVOZ hopes to receive up to €1.2m.
missed arnemuiden
But one side that missed out is Arnemuiden, who fell right out of the window to receive any payment. Van Hecke has been made aware of this. And he admits he might consider improving it personally, though he's wary of saying anything concrete.
“Yeah, it's really great for my two clubs,” he said.
"I played for ZVOZ in the youth academy. If I'm not mistaken, I played there for six years. They're going to get a very generous amount of money. I also played for VV Goz in amateur football. They're also going to get a very generous amount of money.
"It's a shame that where I'm from, Arnemuiden, I stayed there just two years less and therefore missed something. But those clubs will be absolutely delighted, and they deserve it.
"I'm thinking about giving something to Arnemuiden, but you always have to be careful with statements like that."
