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Season 2022/23: who will win the Dutch championship

Today, the main attention of football fans and experts is focused on the upcoming World Cup. Meanwhile, European cup tournaments are being held in Europe, national championships are continuing. And a lot of interesting things happen here too. The Dutch Eredivisie attracts fans’ attention with its unpredictability, the presence of bright performers, and attacking football.

The more interesting the championship, the more attention it attracts from bookmakers. In the line of every self-respecting office, there are all Eredivisie matches, a wide list with interesting odds is available. MostBet company legally operates in our country, has a high-quality website with a simple, intuitive interface. For lovers of an active lifestyle, we offer Mosbet skacat mobile applications. Smartphone software is multifunctional and allows you to perform the same actions as on the main office website.

Eredivisie: where stars are born

There are no rich teams in the Dutch championship. Clubs make a living by selling their students to richer leagues. Former players from Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord play in the best clubs in Europe’s top leagues. Another distinguishing feature of the Eredivisie is the lack of sole dominance of any of the teams. Now, on the eve of the world championship, more than ten rounds have been played in the championship, it is time to make adjustments to the preliminary forecasts. In reality, 5 teams claim the championship in the Eredivisie today:

  • Ajax
  • PSV
  • Feyenoord
  • AZ Alkmaar
  • Twente

Ajax

In the summer off-season, the club, as usual, pursued an active transfer policy. The Brazilian Anthony left the team for 95 million euros, Lisandro Martinez (57 million euros) and a number of other performers. The amount from sales amounted to 222 million euros. Ajax skimped on 123 million. The most significant acquisitions should be considered Steven Bergwijn (Tottenham) and Calvin Bassey (Rangers). Today, the “Jews” take first place in the standings and are ready to compete for the third championship in a row. Odds for the title: 1 to 4.

PSV

The Red and Whites are Ajax’s eternal rivals for the title. So this year, PSV is second, four points behind the leader. The club has also been active in the transfer market, but the results of work here are clearly more modest than those of their eternal rivals. The main acquisitions were Luc de Jong and Gus Thiel (3 million euros were paid for both players). Despite the absence of bright stars, the Red-Whites are ready to fight for the championship. Odds for winning the championship: 1 to 9.

Feyenoord

Together with Ajax and PSV, Feyenoord is one of the three most famous Dutch clubs. The team has become the champion of the country 15 times, has 3 European cup titles to its credit. The last time the Pride of the South players celebrated the championship was in the 2016-2017 season. On the eve of the championship, Feyenoord sold their stars (Luis Sinisterra, Frederik Aursners, Tyrell Malasia, Marcos Senesi left). The loss of leaders did not affect the quality of Feyenoord’s play too much. The team is in third place and continues to fight for the championship. Odds from bookmakers: 1 to 12.

AZ Alkmaar

The last time Alkmaar became the champion was back in 2006, and even today the team’s chances for the title are not estimated too high: 1 to 14. In the offseason, the “cheese farmers” sold their main star, Owen Weindal. Of the significant purchases, we note the acquisition of Canadian George Mikhailovich. In the standings, the team is in fourth place, 5 points behind the leader.

Twente

There are no outstanding performers in the team, nevertheless, the Tuckers are trying to fight for the title along with the Big Three. Only once, in 2010, the players from Enschede managed to become national champions. Given the composition of the team and its game, this season the chances for the championship look ghostly: 1 to 23.

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