Desserts certainly give Feyenoord a chance to participate in the final battle. “We start at home. I think this is an advantage. If we get a good result, they should take more risk at home in the second game. So maybe we can take advantage of that. It won’t be easy anyway, but me. I’m looking forward to. I feel safe in the locker room. All teams are close together in the semi-finals.”
Future Feyenoord uncertain
Dessers will be loaned to Racing Genk this season and does not yet know where he will play next season. “Genk is a big club, but I love Feyenoord. I’m happy here, a good coach and a great team where I learned a lot from him, everything is well arranged.”
However, it is unclear whether Feyenoord wants to continue with the lovely Leuvenaar next year. And Genk also has a finger in the pie. In short, Dessers does not fully control its future. “People think about it, but it also depends on what is decided in boards in Genk, Rotterdam and perhaps elsewhere. Players have less influence on that than people think.”
On Thursday, Desserts are back on the agenda. And that is a big step forward, the semi-final against Marseille in the Conference League. As a child, Dessers often went to the Olympic stadium Stade Vélodrome during the holidays. Then he dreamed of playing in this stadium one day.
“When you go out on the pitch, it’s the stadium, the fans. European nights like that. Who doesn’t want that?”
Source: NOS
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