Dutch side, Fortuna Sittard who narrowly missed emerging winners in
their first season, raked in two awards on Wednesday as 17-year old team
captain Perr Schuurs clinched the Bronze Bull as the Best Talent while
Nigerian-born team coach Sunday Oliseh won the Bronze Bull award of Best
Coach.
In his reaction, Sunday Oliseh who was voted the best trainer of the first season said;
“I am very honored to win this prize because this is the result of hard
work and a lot of help from my players, fans, assistants, our chairman
Isitan Gün and above all God.”
On his part, 17-year old Schuurs who was named team captain by Oliseh, said;
“There are so many great talents in the Jupiler League at the moment
that I did not really expect to win the Bronze Bull. I was really
surprised. Of course, it’s a good idea to win an individual prize, but
the next prize I really want to get along with the team”,
work and a lot of help from my players, fans, assistants, our chairman
Isitan Gün and above all God.”
On his part, 17-year old Schuurs who was named team captain by Oliseh, said;
“There are so many great talents in the Jupiler League at the moment
that I did not really expect to win the Bronze Bull. I was really
surprised. Of course, it’s a good idea to win an individual prize, but
the next prize I really want to get along with the team”,
Turkish businessman and Fortuna Sittard Club Chairman Isita Gün is very pleased with the awards.
Oliseh is the only head coach from sub-Saharan Africa coaching in professional European football.
