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Eindhoven buzzes as PSV eye Leipzig defender Geertruida

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

Vandaag at 12:23 and again at 12:31, an update announced PSV‑interesse in Lutsharel Geertruida, the 26‑year‑old RB Leipzig defender, igniting a split reaction among supporters in Eindhoven and Rotterdam. The news was posted by the Eindhovens Dagblad on Thursday 30 July, and fans took to X to voice their opinions.

In Eindhoven, the possible arrival of the defender was received with enthusiasm, with PSV‑fans posting supportive messages on X. Het nieuws quickly turned into a rallying cry, and many locals wrote that Hij would instantly become a key player for the club.

Across the river in Rotterdam, Feyenoord‑supporters expressed displeasure, hoping the former Feyenoord player will stay put. Their comments stressed that a move to PSV would weaken their own side and that Geertruida should remain in Rotterdam.

On X, users also raised doubts about whether the transfer can be completed, questioning the financial and contractual feasibility of the deal. The platform became a forum for big question marks surrounding the practicality of the PSV‑interesse.

The Eindhovens Dagblad reported that the Dutch champion has formally inquired about the 26‑year‑old defender, but the club still needs to confirm if the move is realistic. PSV’s inquiry marks the first concrete step, yet the final decision remains pending.

A selection of X comments showed PSV‑fans cheering the prospect, while Feyenoord‑supporters urged the deal to fall through. The contrasting reactions underline the rivalry between the two cities.

The episode highlights how a single transfer rumor can polarise fan bases in two rival cities and underscores the uncertainty that still surrounds Geertruida’s potential switch to PSV.

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