Sierhuis comments on his debut as an analyst: 'It was a good experiment'
Kaj Sierhuis reflects positively on his experience as an analyst at the World Cup, highlighting the fun and interest in tactical discussions, even returning to training with the NEC.
With preparation for the new season beginning, Kaj Sierhuis ends his experience as an analyst at the World Cup. The striker has participated in the NOS morning show in recent weeks, alongside Ricky van Wolfswinkel. Now that activities at the NEC have begun, he will no longer be able to participate. However, he expresses that his debut left him wanting more. Sierhuis, who has good tactical knowledge, clearly explained how teams play during the World Cup in the program. 'Maybe I can do it remotely for VI PRO', joked the attacker after the first training session at NEC. 'It was really fun. I've been to an ESPN broadcast before, but this was the first time in a long time. A good experiment.' With a three-month-old daughter, he didn't mind waking up early, and took advantage of the matches that often took place at night in the Netherlands. 'Particularly, I find the collision of football cultures interesting. Asian teams play very differently from African teams. I like to analyze games from a tactical perspective. I also realize that hydration breaks really impact the game, as it can change everything tactically. It fits with modern football and it's interesting to see how teams react to each other.' "I like to dig deeper," Sierhuis continued. 'I follow Pieter Zwart on social media and read his reviews frequently. When I read his reviews, I've often done my own analysis before. Generally, reviews agree. I try to broadcast my way. It's really cool to talk about different aspects of football. I will continue to be myself, and it's gratifying to hear that people value that.'
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