Sangaré ‘seething’ after Van Nistelrooij message: ‘I got into his car furious’

PSV midfielder Ibrahim Sangaré was furious on Wednesday when he heard that Ruud van Nistelrooij is stepping down as trainer. According to ESPN presenter Milan van Dongen, the Eindhoven selection is divided into two camps.

Although general manager Marcel Brands denied on Wednesday afternoon that decisive players were complaining about Van Nistelrooij’s performance, some players would be dissatisfied. Sangaré is reportedly not part of that group and wanted to continue with Van Nistelrooij. “Whether there are also players who are satisfied and have supported Van Nistelrooij? Yes,” said Van Dongen on ESPN.

“There are. Xavi Simons is not the least important player of PSV and he is not at all happy with Van Nistelrooij’s departure,” continues the presenter, who also mentions goalkeeper Walter Benítez. And: “We were also told that Sangaré left De Herdgang angrily.”

“He had no idea what was going on. He was furious and got into his car. They had to get him out of there to get him back. He was also furious about Van Nistelrooij’s departure. Within the group of players So we will have to talk.”