Zeno Van Den Bosch will leave Antwerp on a free transfer in the summer. Jelle Van Damme guided the defender for years and believes that Antwerp is also at fault.
Van Den Bosch’s free departure is a combination of circumstances. “If Union Berlin came knocking in the summer, he might have already left and Antwerp would have gotten some money for him,” Van Damme said. Gazet Van Antwerpen. “But I do think that Zeno – who has one of the smallest contracts in the core – should be valued more.”
According to Van Damme, the love for Antwerp will remain. “Antwerp will always remain his club. That boy has taken serious steps. At the age of 22, he has played 125 matches for the Great Old. He has never been injured in recent years – let’s be honest – so yes, I wholeheartedly wish him the next step.”
Antwerp will play the first leg against Anderlecht in the semi-final of the Croky Cup on Thursday evening.
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