After last week’s minimal victory over Santa Coloma (0-1), AZ will play the return against the team from Andorra tomorrow evening. At the press conference, trainer Pascal Jansen announced that it should be better this time. “I didn’t enjoy it last week.”
Trainer Pascal Jansen thought that AZ was not itself in Andorra last week – NH News
“We did our job there and won,” Pascal Jansen tells the journalists present in the AZ stadium. “We are now ready to improve against the men from Andorra.”
“Apologies”
Dani de Wit sat next to Jansen in the Alkmaar press room. The attacking midfielder was also very disappointed with the game shown last week in Andorra. “Of course you play at height and it was warm, but that should not be an excuse.”
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AZ player Dani de Wit does not want to apologize about last week’s mediocre display – NH News
Transfer market
In the moderately filled press room, it was not only about AZ’s European opponent, but also about the transfer market. In recent weeks, AZ has earned tens of millions from the transfers of Sam Beukema, Tijjani Reijnders and Milos Kerkez. Still, the question is whether the Alkmaar club will do something with that bag of money. “All positions are simply well filled”, said a satisfied coach.
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A lot of money in Alkmaar, but Jansen is satisfied with his current selection – NH News
Manhoef
The transfer market will continue until the end of this month. The name of Vitesse player Million Manhoef is circulating in the media, but according to Jansen that is not the case at the moment.
AZ – Santa Coloma starts tomorrow evening at 8.45 pm and afterwards you can find the report and the reactions on this site.
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