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VVV-Venlo is a football club based in Venlo, Netherlands, playing their home matches at Seacon Stadion – De Koel –. Follow VVV-Venlo on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

VVV-Venlo have been in mixed form recently, winning 2 of their last 5 matches (40% win rate). They have scored 9 goals and conceded 7 during this period. Overall, they have shown good attacking threat. In the Eerste Divisie, their recent results include a 3-0 win against Cambuur, a 0-1 loss to Jong PSV, a 3-3 draw with De Graafschap, a 0-2 loss to Helmond Sport, and a 3-1 win against Almere City FC.

Recent results for VVV-Venlo:

• 3. April 2026: Eerste Divisie - 3-0 win vs Cambuur
• 6. April 2026: Eerste Divisie - 0-1 loss at Jong PSV
• 11. April 2026: Eerste Divisie - 3-3 draw vs De Graafschap
• 17. April 2026: Eerste Divisie - 0-2 loss at Helmond Sport
• 24. April 2026: Eerste Divisie - 3-1 win vs Almere City FC

Upcoming fixtures for VVV-Venlo:

• 7. August 2026: Eerste Divisie - vs Heracles
• 14. August 2026: Eerste Divisie - at NAC Breda
• 23. August 2026: Eerste Divisie - vs De Graafschap
• 30. August 2026: Eerste Divisie - vs FC Emmen
• 4. September 2026: Eerste Divisie - at Helmond Sport

Looking ahead, VVV-Venlo have 3 home games and 2 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. Upcoming opponents: Heracles (home), NAC Breda (away), De Graafschap (home), FC Emmen (home), and Helmond Sport (away).

VVV-Venlo's squad consists of 46 players. Goalkeepers: Trevor Doornbusch (Curacao), Youri Schoonderwaldt (Netherlands), Zidane Taylan (Germany), Emiel Koops (Netherlands), Pepijn Vallen (Netherlands). Defenders: David Dailoski (North Macedonia), Finn van der Sterren (Netherlands), Jens Jenniskens (Netherlands), Sacha Deighton (Netherlands), Sylian Mokono (Netherlands), Luuk Verheij (Netherlands), Dylan Timber (Netherlands), Lars de Blok (Netherlands), Thomas Reinders (Netherlands), Tijn Joosten (Netherlands), Philip Heise (Germany), Yousri Sbai (Netherlands), Michael Davis (Belgium), Gabin Blancquart (France), Diego van Zutphen (Netherlands), Jay de Graef (Netherlands). Midfielders: Yunis Jafarov (Azerbaijan), Joep Kluskens (Netherlands), Diego van Oorschot (Netherlands), Jorn Triep (Netherlands), Dries Saddiki (Morocco), Joshua Eijgenraam (Netherlands), Mohammed Odriss (Netherlands), Navarone Foor (Indonesia), Yousri El Anbri (Netherlands), Raf Vullers (Netherlands), Jari Horsten (Netherlands), Thomas Janssen (Netherlands), Kyan Korsten (Netherlands), Roel van den Broek (Netherlands). Forwards: Youssef Mephtah (Netherlands), Lasse Wehmeyer (Germany), Dean Zandbergen (Netherlands), Nassim Ait Mouhou (Morocco), Bjorn van Zijl (Netherlands), Resley Kessels (Netherlands), Naïm Matoug (Netherlands), Layee Kromah (Netherlands), Evangelos Soferis (Belgium), Sven Janssen (Netherlands), Devy Hendrix (Netherlands).

VVV-Venlo transfers: New signings include Yousri Sbai (from NEC Nijmegen), Diego van Oorschot (from Heracles), Thomas Reinders (from NEC Nijmegen). Players transferred out include Simon Janssen (to Excelsior).

Peter Uneken is the current head coach of VVV-Venlo. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 31% win rate across 29 matches, averaging 1.14 points per game.

Notable previous managers include John Lammers managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 12 wins from 42 matches (29% win rate). Ivo Rossen managed the club for one season, recording 3 wins from 5 matches (60% win rate). Other former coaches include Rick Kruys, Jos Luhukay, Hans de Koning, Robert Maaskant, Jay Driessen, Maurice Steijn, and Ton Lokhoff.

VVV-Venlo plays their home matches at Seacon Stadion – De Koel – in Venlo, which has a capacity of 8,000.

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