After PSV Eindhoven waited for the explosion, last weekend Eran Zehavi finally started to make his mark in the Netherlands, scoring a great double in a 2-2 draw against Ajax. After quite a few obstacles along the way, in the form of Corona and injury, the Dutch media did not remain indifferent to the display of the Israeli scorer, and the ED newspaper wrote: “He took a step on the way to becoming a legend at the club.”
Journalist Rick Alprink noted the striker’s uniqueness: “Compared to other players, who maintain a low profile in terms of expectations and aspirations, Zehavi has already said in his show that he hopes to get the corner in his name in the stadium in two years. After this weekend, Zehavi has taken at least his first step “To get the corner in his name. A small step, because in Eindhoven they do not become a legend so quickly.”
Although in the Netherlands they were surprised in the summer that PSV added an actor the same age as Zehavi, it seems that now in the lowlands they have received evidence that apparently in the case of the Israeli, it is only a number: “Zehavi does many different things from the rest, “Wu is a big gap, but even though he will be 34 years old in July, he shows a passion for the game of a 17-year-old boy who has just graduated.”
And beyond Zahavi’s personal ability, both goals seem to bode well for the team level for PSV as well. Among other things, it was written that the celebrations with Donil Mullen show the connection of the locker room, and after the first gate that was easy for the Israeli, and an artistic move by the Dutch, and the second was “proof that the issue of selfishness in PSV is finally buried.”
