David Min is leaving FC Utrecht after a two-year stint in the Eredivisie to join German second-tier club Arminia Bielefeld on a temporary deal featuring an option to buy, according to reports in De Telegraaf.
Transfer Details and Immediate Squad Impact
The 27-year-old forward will not travel with the Utrecht squad for their upcoming Eredivisie home fixture against PSV. Following the finalization of terms between the clubs, Min is scheduled to travel to Germany to complete a routine medical examination and finalize contract paperwork with the 2. Bundesliga side. Min originally arrived in Utrecht two seasons ago for a reported fee of approximately one million euros from RKC Waalwijk, going on to score ten goals across 65 official appearances for the club.
FC Utrecht Roster Adjustments
To offset the departure of their center-forward, FC Utrecht secured a replacement by acquiring Sem van Duijn on a season-long loan from AZ. Van Duijn’s agreement also includes an option for a permanent transfer. The incoming forward previously worked under current manager Anthony Correia during their shared spell at Telstar, providing immediate cover and tactical familiarity for the Utrecht frontline.
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