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Vitz Arnem, Eredivisie’s side, has canceled his professional license, and it looks like the Curtains for the Second Old Football Club in the Netherlands.
The Dutch side is only the slightest appeal left after rejecting its license by the Football Association (KNVB), and the news is shed with tears, but amazing resignation throughout the country.
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Famous in the UK for many of the best Chelsea youth team players in the 2010s, last year only last year was revealed through confidential Cyprus -leaked cases how former Bluesian owner Roman Abramovich was involved.
Chelsea’s upcoming floods were lent to Witz, while regularly like Namja Matik and Mason Monte helped them in the Europa League.
However, Vitz will now be remembered as another football ICarus, and will fly too close to the sun to only pay for the most deadly consequences.
“In 2010, Vitz was purchased by a foreign owner, but behind them were Russian investors,” explained.
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“With Abramovich, they denied it, but in the end, there was also an Abramovic bond,” he said.
“Witz obtained Russian owners, but in the Netherlands there was no law on foreign ownership or ownership,” he said.
“About ten years ago, they (clubs and league) had new rules to control some ownership to have a difficult view of how the owners are reliable,” he said.
“Witz in 2022, after the war between Ukraine and Russia, was rid of Russian owners,” he said.
“They cleared the debt that returned to the basics, such as the club’s return to former members, to local members.”
The club’s members are actually standard in the Netherlands, just like the Bundesliga Germany, but Vitz, a medium -sized medium -sized club, did not want to return to normal.
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Supporters and executives with the taste of foreign investment, as the first Dutch side they welcomed, wanted to keep another cherry bite to see their European vagues and dreams to challenge the likes of Ajax and PSV.
They came to the American Perry and his joint group, and Mousu selected the story from 2022.
“He was shown by the KnVB license board and seemed to be unreliable,” he said.
“They thought they had a new owner, but he was not confirmed by Knvb, so they had to find another owner and the other and the other,” he said.
“So they just had no time to find a trusted person after giving the club to the boy, and now there is no solution,” he said.
“I think the decision in 2022 was to desperately try to keep the club at the level of European football,” he said.
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“Witz is historically a middle table. A good club, but only a regular Dutch club. And because of Russian money, they did really well. They gained great players. They played a few times in Europe. So they believed they were a big club.
“And when they had the opportunity to get a new owner, they were desperately looking for the owner who wanted to keep them at the same level,” he said.
“They could have started working again with some local owners and spending a little less money, and they start again. But they chose terrible results with disappointing results.
European clubs, which are certainly nothing new at all, and in Italy are now shared with Parma and Palermo both as part of the Phoenix.
However, in the Netherlands, this is the first time, and not only the earth has not been tested, but there is no land underneath.
“We have no open football pyramid. We have two professional leagues and are under amateur football,” Mousu explained.
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“This is very important in this story, because Rangers, they started working again in the fourth part of Scotland and were upgraded for several years and were again in the Scottish Premier League. This is impossible in the Netherlands,” he said.
“You can’t upgrade from amateur to professional level,” he said.
“Witz will see the judge this week, then they have to start again at the amateur level,” he said.
“We are not sure where the level it is. It can be the lowest level, it can be in the meantime. But they must be upgraded several times.
“When they reach the highest level of amateur, they must apply for a new professional license, which can take about two and a half years. This is comparable to the Wimbledon AFC.”
But what is the conflict of Abramovic and Chelsea? It was high, but it probably couldn’t be lower.
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“It was very new at that time, so it wasn’t very clear in the first few years,” Mousu said.
“After that, this was precisely a loan as an agreement between the two clubs to send some players,” he said.
“The media in those years examined a lot and a few things were clear. Russia’s relationship was clear,” he said.
“Of course, there were always rumors about Abramovich, but it was never proven, and only a few years ago was proved because of leaks.”
Is there a positive? Well, apart from the fact that Vitz can serve the rest of the Netherlands and perhaps even Europe and the world.
Nac Breda, the Dutch middle table, was the subject of the 2022 city group acquisition, but fans have been successfully protested for fear of another Vitis.
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This fear was also based on the facts in Mousavi’s eyes.
“The big difference between the Netherlands and England is very simple. You can’t make money with a Dutch football club. You will always lose your money until you are out of the top five teams,” he explained.
“So it is impossible to make money with all the clubs outside the top five teams. We don’t have the Premier League. It is impossible to reach the Champions League in the Netherlands because Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV are much stronger. So you can’t earn money with Dutch football clubs.
“We’ve really lost a few small clubs, but they were small,” he said.
“Foreign owners do not buy Dutch football clubs to make money from them. They have a variety of reasons. In my opinion, Dutch fans should be very skeptical.
“Why should a foreign owner buy a Dutch football club? It is just looking for it … It’s already miserable because there is no reason to do so. There is no reason to buy a Dutch football club.”
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All of this has become PSV and Feyenoord over a season, both with PSV and Feyenoord, and increase its UEFA rankings and hope for French leaps to the top five teams.
But, as it may not be surprising, another horror story is happening with Ado Dan Hog, who follows Vitz on the way to foreign ownership, and is currently worrying with coaches and executives who remain widely in a failed propaganda offer in a downward spiral.
There is another message – the Premier League may be the biggest and best in the world, but that doesn’t mean this is for everyone, especially in the Netherlands.
“We have more local owners or local supporters, they feel much more with the clubs,” explained.
“This is general – keeping it near the area is safer to keep it close to locals,” he said.
“This is more and more beliefs now, and Vitz is not an example of how to do it.”
