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According to many, he is the dream candidate to become national coach of the Dutch national team after the World Cup next summer. Peter Bosz himself is certainly interested in that. But the situation remains complex for the time being. The trainer also does not want to provide any clarity during the half-time of PSV’s Spanish training camp.
“I will do that when the moment comes,” says Bosz. No one knows when that moment will be, including Bosz.
Bosz about possible national coachship for the Dutch team after the World Cup: ‘Not nice to talk about now’
Ronald Komen’s contract with the KNVB expires after the upcoming World Cup. Just like Bosz’s commitment to PSV. Both trainers have not yet ruled out the possibility of extending, but Bosz has already hinted that he is interested in becoming a national coach.
“I said before that I thought it was nice and that seems enough to me,” he says about his ambition for national coaching. “But if it doesn’t happen, it’s also fine.”
No contact with KNVB
In the run-up to the second half of the Premier League season, the 62-year-old trainer prefers to focus on PSV, the leader that he hopes to lead to a third national title in a row. There has been no contact with the KNVB yet. Not informal either, Bosz makes clear.
“I now work at PSV, where I really enjoy it. Ronald is still the national coach, so I don’t think it’s appropriate at all to talk about it in such a way.”
“For now we want to become champions again, that is my focus. I signed with PSV for three years, two and a half of them have passed and so I still have six months to go.”
