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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.

Lars de Blok has been the standout performer for VVV-Venlo in league play this season with a rating of 7.73. Edhy Zuliani and Éanna Clancy have also impressed with ratings of 7.47 and 7.35 respectively.

Éanna Clancy leads VVV-Venlo's scoring in league play with 5 goals this season. Leon Schmidt has contributed 5, while Dean Zandbergen has added 4.

Lars de Blok is the chief creator for VVV-Venlo in league play with 9 assists this season. Ismail M'Hand and Mohammed Odriss have also been key playmakers with 3 and 3 assists respectively.

Looking ahead, VVV-Venlo face a mixed set of upcoming fixtures, with 2 home games and 3 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. This includes 1 difficult fixture, and 3 matches of moderate difficulty, and 1 more favorable encounter. Upcoming opponents: FC Eindhoven (home), FC Den Bosch (away), RKC Waalwijk (home), Vitesse (away), and Almere City FC (away).

VVV-Venlo currently sits in 2nd place in the Eerste Divisie with 29 points from 14 matches (9W 2D 3L).

VVV-Venlo's squad consists of 45 players. Goalkeepers: Trevor Doornbusch (Curacao), Youri Schoonderwaldt (Netherlands), Zidane Taylan (Germany), Emiel Koops (Netherlands), Pepijn Vallen (Netherlands). Defenders: David Dailoski (North Macedonia), Jay de Graef (Netherlands), Jens Jenniskens (Netherlands), Sacha Deighton (Netherlands), Sylian Mokono (Netherlands), Dylan Timber (Netherlands), Éanna Clancy (Ireland), Lars de Blok (Netherlands), Tijn Joosten (Netherlands), Philip Heise (Germany), Luis Görlich (Germany), Michael Davis (Belgium), Gabin Blancquart (France), Finn van der Sterren (Netherlands). Midfielders: Kyan Korsten (Netherlands), Roel van den Broek (Netherlands), Yunis Jafarov (Azerbaijan), Andreas Verstraeten (Belgium), Joep Kluskens (Netherlands), Ismail M'Hand (Netherlands), Raf Vullers (Netherlands), Dries Saddiki (Morocco), Joshua Eijgenraam (Netherlands), Mohammed Odriss (Netherlands), Yousri El Anbri (Netherlands), Tristan Schenkhuizen (Netherlands), Jari Horsten (Netherlands). Forwards: Sven Janssen (Netherlands), Youssef Mephtah (Netherlands), Edhy Zuliani (Algeria), Mattheos Tsigkas (Greece), Alex Schalk (Netherlands), Nassim Ait Mouhou (Morocco), Leon Schmidt (Germany), Thomas Janssen (Netherlands), Resley Kessels (Netherlands), Amir Rais (Netherlands), Evangelos Soferis (Belgium), Devy Hendrix (Netherlands), Maarten van Grootel (Netherlands).

VVV-Venlo transfers: New signings include Andreas Verstraeten (from Royal Antwerp), Youri Schoonderwaldt (from Sparta Rotterdam), Edhy Zuliani (from Toulouse), Tristan Schenkhuizen (from Fortuna Sittard), Yousri Sbai (from NEC Nijmegen).

Marinus Dijkhuizen is the current head coach of VVV-Venlo. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 64% win rate across 14 matches, averaging 2.07 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 Peter Uneken, 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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