PSV Eindhoven midfielder Davy Propper announced his early retirement in an interesting decision.
Announcing his decision on the club’s website, the 30-year-old player stated that he lost his love for football and said that he had this feeling especially when he played abroad.
Transferring to Brighton in the summer of 2017, Propper returned to PSV after four seasons.
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What did Davy Propper say?
Davy Propper In a statement on the club’s website He said that the pandemic process has affected him:
“I realized that I was gradually losing my love of football during the period I played abroad. I found the necessary discipline extremely difficult. The pandemic period did not do me good either.”
“I am grateful to my club for bringing me here this summer. When I come back to the Netherlands I was hoping that the fun in football would return for me. Unfortunately that didn’t happen because I didn’t feel comfortable in the football climate. I don’t want it anymore, so I’m done.”
“I’ll find out exactly what I want, what my passions and interests are. Will I miss football? We’ll all see. Now I have time to spend with my family.”
Which teams has Davy Propper played for?
Starting football in Vitesse infrastructure, Pröpper transferred to PSV Eindhoven in the summer of 2015.
After two seasons here, Propper’s new stop was England and the Dutch football player transferred to Brighton for 13 million euros in the summer of 2017.
After four seasons in England, Pröpper eventually returned to PSV at the beginning of the season.
Wearing the PSV jersey in 16 games this season and scoring 1 goal, Propper also played in two matches against Galatasaray in the Champions League qualifying round at the beginning of the season.
The 30-year-old central midfielder has played 17 games for his country so far and scored 3 goals for the Netherlands.
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