Van Dijk clashes with reporter over Netherlands World Cup exit
Summarised from 3 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 25 Sept, 14:38 · Archive
Virgil van Dijk had a tense exchange with a Dutch reporter who accused him of betraying the national team.
Virgil van Dijk clashed with a Dutch reporter during a press conference after being accused of 'betrayal' relating to the Netherlands' World Cup exit. Van Dijk hit back at suggestions he had forced former Netherlands manager Ronald Koeman into changing tactics, calling the allegations 'utter nonsense'. A press officer intervened in the exchange.
How it is being reported
- Virgil van Dijk concerns raised by Dutch media with Liverpool star put in the spotlightVirgil van Dijk has found himself singled out by the Dutch press againMirror Sport · 25 Sept, 10:14
- 'Utter nonsense' - Van Dijk slams reporter in viral exchangeVirgil van Dijk hit back at suggestions that he forced former Netherlands boss Ronaldo Koeman into changing his tactics during the World Cup.Sky Sports · 24 Sept, 08:49
- 'Utter nonsense' - Van Dijk slams reporter in viral exchangeVirgil van Dijk hit back at suggestions that he forced former Netherlands boss Ronaldo Koeman into changing his tactics during the World Cup.Sky Sports Football · 24 Sept, 08:49
- Virgil van Dijk in tense exchange with reporter after being accused of 'betrayal'Virgil van Dijk took on a Dutch reporter after a news outlet took aim at him and former Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman after their World Cup exit in the summerMirror Sport · 24 Sept, 08:42
- Virgil van Dijk embroiled in tense spat with reporter who accused Liverpool star of 'betraying' the Netherlands after World Cup failure - forcing press officer to interveneVirgil van Dijk came out fighting during a tense press conference exchange, with a Dutch reporter accusing the Liverpool star of 'betraying' the national team.Daily Mail Sport · 23 Sept, 16:08
In this story: Virgil van Dijk · Ronald Koeman · Liverpool · Netherlands
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