Mark van Bommel is enthusiastic about the performance of his son Ruben van Bommel at PSV. The former international believes that the 21-year-old attacker is doing well with the Dutch champion, but is convinced that he has even more in his march.
“It’s strange that I am going to talk about Ruben now, but let’s just do it,” said Van Bommel Senior on Monday evening in the television program Rondo . “He is a player who has depth in his game, with and without a ball, and you hardly see that in current football. That is a weapon for a team.”
Last weekend Ruben van Bommel made his third Eredivisie goal in five games against NEC. “That’s just good. He scores and you have to do that as an attacker. When he makes speed, he is almost impossible to stop.”
“But I think he can and should be even better. He is now playing at a big club for the first time. A lot is expected of him,” Van Bommel continued, who watches his son’s matches full of excitement. “I am more nervous than when I trained or played myself.”
“I am particularly proud,” Van Bommel continued. “It is not that I discuss everything with him. I say what I think, but I am also a fan and I am in the stands. Like father and son.”
Mark van Bommel is also present on Tuesday evening at the first Champions League match of PSV, against Union Saint-Gilloise, in which Ruben van Bommel may make his Champions League debut.
Mark van Bommel is Full of Praise for the Performance of his Son Ruben van Bommel at PSV. The Former International Thinks That The 21-Year-Old Attacker is Doing Well at The National Champion, but is convinced that he has equal more in Him.
“It’s Strange That I’m Talking About Ruben Now, But Let’s Do It,” Van Bommel Senior Said On Monday Evening in The Television Program Rondo . “He is a player who has depth in his game, with and without the ball, and you hardly see that in current football anymore. That is a weapon for a team.”
Last weekend Ruben van Bommel Scored His Third Eredivisie Goal in Five Matches Against NEC. “That’s just good. He scores and you have to do that as an attacher. When he gains speed, he is almost unstoppable.”
“But I do think he can and should do better. He is playing for a big club for the first time now. A lot is expected of him,” Van Bommel Continued, who Watches His Son’s matches with great excitement. “I am more nervous than when I trained or played myself.”
“I am special very proud,” Van Bommel Continued. “It’s not that I discuss every thing with him. I do say what I think of it, but I’m also just a fan and sit in the stands. As father and son do.”
Mark van Bommel will also be present on Tuesday Evening at PSV’s First Champions League Match Against Union Saint-Gilloise, in which Ruben van Bommel may make his Champions League Debut.