Aziz Behich and Érick Gutiérrez will be deployable when PSV resumes the Eredivisie on Saturday with an away game with ADO Den Haag. Head coach Mark van Bommel told that Friday afternoon at a well-attended press conference at De Herdgang. "We have added good players and good players are immediately deployable."
Satisfied
PSV and ADO Den Haag kick off the Eredivisie weekend at 6:30 p.m. in The Hague. After four games, PSV is the proud leader of the Eredivisie. Van Bommel is satisfied with his team's start, but above all with the way his players are playing. "We started at the end of June to get it right tactically. That is the most important thing in football. I think we succeeded pretty well in that. In the matches we see things coming back that we would like to see. In addition, we are winning matches. Also not unimportant," said the coach.
Experienced
ADO is experiencing a mixed season start. After two wins and two losses, the Hagenaars find themselves in sixth position on the league table. "But ADO is an experienced team," Van Bommel warns his team. "More experienced than us. A team with good players, attacking backs and a team that can play opportunistically." In addition, PSV will play FC Barcelona next Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League. Underestimation of the upcoming game is lurking. "I don't believe in that," Van Bommel said. "The next match is always the most important. Everyone knows that. After an international period like that, it's immediately focused on the next game. I think that worked out pretty well."
Ramselaar
Bart Ramselaar, who plays first with PSV U21 against N.E.C. on Friday, has also focused on the match against ADO. "Bart is a player who needs match minutes. Tonight, PSV U21 plays a very good match at N.E.C. There he can make minutes at a good level. And tomorrow he will just be with the selection," Van Bommel said.