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Justin Kluivert’s Resurgence with the Dutch National Team

Justin Kluivert arrives at the Dutch national team camp with an unprecedented sense of confidence. As a new father and a standout player in the Premier League, Kluivert is eager to contribute to Oranje as they prepare for their upcoming Nations League quarterfinal against Spain. “I have always known what I am capable of,” he said earnestly.

A Flourishing Career

The combination of an excellent training pitch bathed in sunshine at Zeist and high stakes against Spain seems to have brought the best out of Kluivert. “I think my flower is starting to bloom,” he remarked during the interview. “At 25, I feel that this flower is gradually opening up, hopefully also within the national team.” Kluivert’s recent performances underscore this positivity, as he now boasts twelve goals in 28 Premier League matches while playing for Bournemouth.

Overcoming Challenges

Having spent a significant time on loan with various clubs, Kluivert now feels settled. “I’m glad it’s finally showing,” he expressed about his current form, adding, “I have been on loan so many times, which I wouldn’t recommend to many people. Now I have stability and can show my best side.” His positive outlook has been unwavering, even during periods of uncertainty.

Between his second and third international appearances, over six years elapsed. Yet, Kluivert always kept the Dutch squad in the back of his mind, even when presented with the opportunity to play for Curaçao. Now, with a solid club career behind him, Kluivert is ready to seize his chance in Oranje.

Evolution of Position

Notably, Kluivert’s role has transformed significantly. Once predominantly a winger, he now operates as a more central attacking midfielder. “I remember the coach (Andoni Iraola) put me in that position for the first time. I thought, okay, this is something different. I was excited, and since then, I haven’t looked back.” This change has allowed him to thrive in a more creative capacity, often drawing comparisons to other skilled attacking midfielders.

A Personal Journey

Kluivert reflects on his journey, recalling a moment during his early career when he felt isolated in a foreign land. Now, he is a married man and a father, attributing his new-found happiness and stability to this personal growth. “When I was younger, I wasn’t ready for the national team, but now I am,” he stated confidently.

As Kluivert anticipates the match against Spain at Mestalla, he feels the weight of expectations but remains optimistic. “I receive a lot of messages from Spanish fans who are excited to see me play there again. It really is my favorite stadium, after the Johan Cruijff Arena, of course,” he shared.

Looking Ahead

The Nations League clash against Spain is not just another game for Kluivert; it’s a significant milestone in his career. The upcoming match is scheduled to be broadcasted live, featuring comprehensive coverage across various platforms. As Kluivert prepares to make his mark, he is determined to prove that his time has come, saying, “Step by step, we will get there. I believe in it.”