According to many sources, Nam Dinh Green Steel Club is about to have a quality addition to foreign soldiers Silvester Van der Water from the Netherlands.
Nam Dinh Club is about to successfully recruit the Dutch star
In the midst of the transferred V.League transfer market, a small but noticeable detail has just been discovered by the online community: The Dutch midfielder Silvester Van Der Water has followed the official Instagram page of Nam Dinh Green Steel Club. Although there is no official confirmation information, this move somewhat suggests this player will land the V.League championship 2024/25.
If this deal becomes a reality, Van Der Water will be a remarkable addition to the middle line of Nam Dinh Green Steel, the team has just experienced a successful season. In the context that Hendrio left, and Nguyen Xuan Son had to take a long -term leave because of injury, the taken of quality foreign soldiers like Van Der Water was considered to be the necessary water to maintain the strength next season.
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Silvester van der water “attracted attention” with Nam Dinh Green Steel Club |
Silvester Van der Water was born in 1996, had time to play in the Dutch league for RKC Waalwijk in the 2024/25 season with 17 appearances and scored 3 goals. 1m84 tall and the forte of the winger, this player is highly appreciated at the speed and ability to handle the ball. Although he was not a big star, he still kept a stable form, reflected in continuously used in many different clubs in his career.
Before playing for Waalwijk, Van Der Water used to wear many teams such as Almere City, Heracles Almelo, Cambuur, Pec Zwolle in the Netherlands, along with Orlando City at the American professional tournament (MLS). With experienced from both Europe and America, he promises to bring new play for any team he joined.
However, the V.League environment is always strict with foreign soldiers. The valuation of 375,000 euros on Transfermarkt shows the professional potential of Van Der Water, but the quick integration, adapting to the style of competition in Vietnam and asserting itself is still mandatory. If successful, this can be the next “blockbuster” on the journey to protect the throne of Nam Dinh Green Steel.