From TV studio to fourth tier: Sneijder’s unlikely return
Wesley Sneijder has never been one to hold back, whether in a TV studio or a dressing room. That hasn’t changed. But if he wants to keep playing football again, he’s been told he’ll have to do something he hasn’t done much of lately: train.Seven years after stepping away from the game, Sneijder made an unexpected return this March, lacing up his boots for his brother Rodney Sneijder’s side, OSM ’75, in the fourth tier of Dutch football. A proper family affair, just as he wanted it.Sneijder slamms Busquets: “He was an absolute cry-baby”The move itself sounded almost too simple: “Brother, is there room for me?” “Of course there is.” Football, but strictly in the family circle.”I wouldn’t have done this for any other club. Here I’m with family,” Sneijder said, fully aware this is a far cry from his days at giants like AFC Ajax, Real Madrid, Inter Milan, Galatasaray…Wesley Sneijder as a mascot before Ajax vs PSV, 1993. pic.twitter.com/uMBnMRTFh5— 90s Football (@90sfootball) September 3, ..