The VVV general director Hans Soentjes insists that his club will set their sights elsewhere after seeing their third offer being rejected for the 21-year-old striker by the English Premier League side.
Reports from De Koel Stadion confirm that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Danny-Hoesen-c10208, after watching their third and final bid rejected by the English Premier League outfit.
The outfit from Venlo had made the young Dutch hit-man as one of their primary transfer targets in the ongoing summer transfer window. However, they failed to meet the Cottagers asking price for the youngster.
The promising young striker joined the English Premier League side in the summer of 2009 after spending a season at Fortuna Sittard. However, the Dutchman has thus far failed to make his debut for the Whites, spending six months
on loan at http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/HJK-c39532 Helsinki before joining his former Dutch club on a season-long deal at the start of the 2011/12 season.
With Hoesen’s future at the Cottagers unclear, Venlose Trots reportedly tabled a bid to acquire his services, but failed to lure the striker to De Koel Stadion in their three attempts.
Hans Soentjes, the VVV general director, has now confirmed that his side will set their sights elsewhere.
“We are now moving our interest towards another striker. Last Friday we made our final bid and Fulham have said it is too low”, Soentjes was quoted as saying to De Telegraaf.
Meanwhile, the former Dutch U-17 star admitted that he was looking forward to join Venlose Trots this summer while revealing that the Cottagers are keen to offer him a new contract.
“I was keen on a move to VVV Venlo. Now I have to wait and see where my future will be. Fulham are interested in extending my contract”, Hoesen said while talking to journalists.
The promising youngster has a contract at Craven Cottage that is due to expire at the end of the 2012/13 campaign, but reports indicate that the Cottagers would be offering him a new deal that will prolong his stay for at least
another three seasons.
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