Quilindschy Hartman was presented in a characteristic way at Premier League club Burnley on Thursday. The arrival of the defender was announced with an excerpt from horror film IT. The Feyenoorder also played a role in this.
On the video you can see Bill Denbrough’s little brother Georgie who runs behind a paper boat and sees the boat disappear in a well. In the film he is then withdrawn by the clown (who calls himself Pennywise) the sewer.
The clown, but Hartman, can be seen in the well. “Is it always raining in Burnley,” he asks. To which Georgie shakes his head. “In that case we will do business,” Hartman replies. When he folds the boat open, it is visible that it is a contract.
It is not the first time that Burnley is creative with announcing a new player. In the past, Wout Weghorst was announced at the club as a dinosaur from the film series by Jurassic Park. The Swiss Zeki Amdouni even appeared on social media in a fragment of the teletubbies.
Hartman’s transfer is anything but surprising. The defender himself said goodbye to the fans of Feyenoord on social media on Wednesday. “I hope you understand it and give me the following to go after my dream,” he wrote, among other things.
Hartman Child of the club at Feyenoord
Feyenoord calls Hartman a child of the club. Yet he leaves somewhat through the decline. The defender sustained a heavy cruciate ligament injury in 2024 and was able to forget a transfer at the time. Then he had to let the European Championship and a large part of the past season pass by.
After a months of recovery, the 23-year-old Hartman made his return in February this year. After that his game was not convincing and he was not assured of a base place. Trainer Robin van Persie, for example, preferred the rented Hugo Bueno several times.
Hartman then decided not to extend his contract. As a result, the club could only ask him a transfer fee this summer. The wing defender still had a contract in De Kuip until mid -2026.
Reportedly, Feyenoord nevertheless still has around 12 million euros to Hartman, who in 2023 celebrated his greatest success in De Kuip with the national title. In total Hartman played at Feyenoord for fifteen years. He came to 83 games in the main force.
Quilindschy Hartman was presented in A Characteristic Way at Premier League Club Burnley on Thursday. The arrival of the defender was announced with a fragment from the horror film it. The Feyenoord Player also had a role in it.
The Video shows Bill Denbrough’s Little Brother Georgie Running After a Paper Boat and Seeing the Boat Disappear Into A Drain. In The Film, he is then dragged Into the Sewer by the Clown (Who calls himself Pennywise).
In The Reenacted Fragment, It is not the clown, But Hartman in the Drain. “Does it always rain in Burnley?” Hey Asks. To which Georgie Shakes His Head. “In that case, let’s do business,” Hartman Replies. When he unfolds the boat, it is visible that it is a contract.
It is not the first time that burnley has leg creative with announcing a new player. In The Past, Wout Weghorst was announced at the club as a dinosaur from the jurassic park film series. The Swiss Zeki Amdouni Even Appeared in a Fragment of the Teletubbies on Social Media.
Hartman’s transfer is Anything But Surprising. The Defender himself Said Goodbye To The Feyenoord Fans on Social Media on Wednesday. “I hope you understand and grant me my dream,” he wrote, Among other things.
Hartman Child of the Club at Feyenoord
Feyenoord Calls Hartman a Child of the Club. Yet he leaves somewhat through the back through. The Defender Suffered A Serious Cruciate Ligament Injury In 2024 and Could Forget About A Transfer At The Time. He then had to miss the European Championship and a Large Part of Last Season.
After months of recovery, the 23-year-old Hartman Made His Return in February This year. After that, his game was not convincing and he was not assured of a starting place. For Example, coach Robin van Persie Often Preferred the Leased Hugo Bueno.
Hartman then decided not to extend his contract. As a result, the club could only ask for a transfer fee for him this summer. The Winger Still had a contract with de Kuip Until Mid-2026.
Reportedly, Feyenoord Will Still Retain Around 12 Million Euros from Hartman, Who Celebrated His Greatest Success in the Kuip in 2023 With the National Title. In Total, Hartman Played for Feyenoord for Fifteen Years. He played 83 games in the main squad.