Virgil van Dijk posts wordless reaction after news coming out about £43m Tottenham player
Following reports about Tottenham Hotspur’s Micky van de Ven, Liverpool player Virgil van Dijk responded silently on social media.
The Premier League debut season of the Spurs defender was outstanding. He was among Tottenham’s greatest players and left everyone amazed.
Arguably the standard for defenders worldwide, Van Dijk appears content with what has occurred to his colleague, Van de Ven.
Virgil van Dijk responds to Micky van de Ven’s call-up for Netherlands
The Premier League season is over, and both Liverpool and Tottenham have cause for dissatisfaction.
Originally in position to win the quadruple, Virgil van Dijk’s team missed out on the Premier League, Europa League, and FA Cup with dismal April performance.
Tottenham, on the other hand, had top-four in view and seemed very doable. But only two victories in their last seven games ensured they placed sixth.
For many players, the European Championships in Germany—which starts in the middle of June—now occupy a central emphasis.
Van Dijk will be a certain starter as he captains the Dutch national team.
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Along with the Liverpool captain, Tottenham’s Van de Ven may get the nod to start at the back after his Wednesday call-up by Ronald Koeman.
Following the official announcement of the major news, the Tottenham defender celebrated on Instagram.
“A dream for a boy,” he wrote.
Van Dijk, his skipper abroad, responded with an orange love emoji.
Van de Ven may be in a different posture during the Euros
Van de Ven only has two game experience for the Netherlands. Both of them were guest appearances.
While the second occurred against Greece only a few days later and he played left-back then, the first was a 10-minute cameo against France at center-back in October.
Van Dijk, Stefan de Vrij, Matthijs de Ligt, Nathan Ake and Daley Blind comprise the Netherlands’ team; all of them can play in the centre of defence.
That might make Van de Ven play left-back or left-wing-back instead of his usual center-half stance.
Definitely able to play there, the £43 million Dutchman did for Tottenham in the last two Premier League games against Sheffield United and Manchester City.
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