Former Coach Departs After Two Seasons

Jong PSV and MVV Maastricht Part Ways with Edwin Hermans

Former Coach Departs After Two Seasons

Jong PSV and manager Edwin Hermans have mutually agreed to part ways after two seasons. The decision comes after a disappointing campaign that saw Jong PSV finish 10th in the Eerste Divisie.

Lackluster Results Lead to Departure

Under Hermans' leadership, Jong PSV struggled to find consistent form. The team won only 10 of their 38 league matches, scoring just 39 goals. Their defensive record was equally poor, conceding 57 goals.

The club's hierarchy decided that a change in management was necessary to improve results and develop young players.

Hermans' Legacy

Despite the team's struggles, Hermans leaves Jong PSV with a positive legacy. He helped develop several talented players, including Johan Bakayoko and Richard Ledezma, who have gone on to become first-team regulars.

Hermans also played a key role in integrating young players into the senior squad, working closely with head coach Roger Schmidt.

Future Plans for Jong PSV

Jong PSV are now on the lookout for a new manager who can take the team to the next level. The club is hoping to appoint a coach with experience in developing young players and a proven track record of success.

The club's goal is to challenge for promotion to the Eredivisie in the near future and produce more players for the first team.