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Dutch applaud Xavi Hernández's arrival with

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·
Dutch applaud Xavi Hernández's arrival with

In a stand in Amsterdam, a massive banner featuring a photo of Xavi Hernández and the message “Welcome, Xavi” greeted the new coach of the Oranje, unleashing a wave of enthusiasm among Dutch fans before the first training session.

A welcome that exceeds expectations

According to the EFE agency, journalist Fernando Gabarró described the reception as affectionate and full of snapshots that demonstrate support for the Dutchman. Fans waved the banner and sang as the players approached the bench. The scene reflected the enthusiasm in the Netherlands.

The Dutch consider that having won the Euro and the World Cup with Spain places Hernández in a privileged position to propel the Oranje toward a title. His record as a player is seen as an asset that can help the team make that leap.

In his first eleven, Xavi made things clear and coach Jürgen Klopp trusts forward Christopher Adeyemi to provide speed to the attack. The German manager's confidence reinforces the perception that the new leadership is aligned with the best international talents.

As a coach, Hernández won a respectable league title with FC Barcelona, demonstrating his ability to lead a squad to victory. That achievement strengthens Dutch supporters' confidence in his approach.

In his playing career, Xavi is remembered as one of the best midfielders in history, a true legend of the ball. His international reputation brings an aura of authority to the Oranje's bench.

The warm reception suggests that the nation is ready to back the coach with the hope of achieving an international title. Xavi Hernández's move to the Dutch bench is a pivotal moment for the Oranje's evolution.

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