Eredivisie news

Troy Parrott has become a “cult hero” with the Republic of Ireland, but will he be back in England by the time a bid to reach the 2026 World Cup is completed? That question has been put to Stephen Carr, with the former Tottenham defender discussing future plans for the in-form striker and collective efforts to reach a first global gathering since 2002.

GOAL runs the rule over the British players earning a living away from their homeland, with plenty more stars deciding to leave their comfort zones in search of a better footballing life elsewhere. The Premier League is still obviously one of the world's most entertaining divisions and the Championship can prove fantastic for development, but there are more options out there.

The latest weekend of matches around Europe brought with it top-of-the-table clashes, dramatic late goals and even fan rebellions as clubs around the continent look to get themselves into form ahead of the long winter to come. La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1 all have new leaders following the most recent round of matches, with some title races looking likely to be nail-biters all the way through to May.

The Eredivisie fixture between Ajax and Groningen was abandoned in the sixth minute, after an ultras group set off hundreds of fireworks in honour of a recently deceased supporter. Referee Bas Nijhuis initially suspended play for half an hour before abandoning the game entirely as the pyrotechnic display continued after both teams retook the field.

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including a big match for Chris Richards' Crystal Palace against Manchester United.

While the November international break was one for the ages as teams around the globe kept their World Cup dreams alive in dramatic circumstances, the return of club football marks a magic time in the calendars of many fans, as it means we are now at the beginning of four uninterrupted months of club action. This is when narratives truly take form, with teams able to build momentum and set off on potentially season-defining runs.

We're two months into the season now, and it feels like things are starting to take shape around Europe. Some title races are looking like they will be closer than others, with some surprise contenders in the mix, while other presumed challengers are beginning to struggle, casting doubt on the futures of their managers and star players.

Paxten Aaronson scored the fourth goal as FC Utrecht destroyed Eredvisie leaders Ajax on Sunday.

Sergino Dest admits to making a “big mistake” when joining AC Milan, but the USMNT star continues to dream of turning out in “beautiful places”.

USMNT Olympics hopeful Taylor Booth suffered an injury setback last week, and he's now revealed his timeline to return to the pitch.

Several Premier League giants like Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea are reportedly interested to get Ajax goalkeeper Diant Ramaj this summer.

Jordan Henderson has surprisingly admitted that his move from Liverpool to Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Ettifaq in the summer of 2023 was a “mistake”.

Virgil van Dijk believes Feyenoord boss Arne Slot "can be a Liverpool coach" as the Reds try to find a successor for Jurgen Klopp.

Erik ten Hag says Manchester United tried and failed to sign Frenkie de Jong from Barcelona in 2022.

Ajax have revealed their 2024-25 away kit featuring an unique Amsterdam design.

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is reportedly set to add Go Ahead Eagles manager Rene Hake and Ruud van Nistelrooy to his coaching staff.

Feyenoord and Mexico star Santiago Gimenez could be on his way to join new MLS side San Diego FC.