
Earlier, the “bright spot” was completely cut down after the draw against Fortuna Sittard
1 min readPSV - Fortuna Sittard was a disappointment. The first of seventeen home matches on the way to the championship for the fourth straight time is a fact, but it turned into a disappointment. The club’s critics are not yet convinced of a fourth consecutive league title, but that aside.
The first points dropped are there and a number of facts cannot be denied. Peter Bosz’s team has lost quality with the departure of Ismael Saibari. It looked that way in the three home matches against Vilarreal, AZ and Fortuna Sittard. Sluggish, slack and so on.
Despite the difficult circumstances, the young Bouhamdi managed to distinguish himself in a positive way. The left winger, with his actions, regularly created danger and was one of the few PSV players who occasionally kept the AZ defense busy. Pace, technique, actions, and nerve plus boldness showed that Peter Bosz's squad may well contain a brilliant growth gem.
Yet in the two previously mentioned matches against Villarreal and AZ, in which PSV had to deal with seven goals against, there were also some positive signs: Amir Bouhamdi. Against Fortuna Sittard, there was nothing to be seen of that so-called bright spot.

On social media, PSV supporters were also full of praise for the talent. On X, Bouhamdi was praised for his courage, pace, and dribbles. Several fans believe that the young attacker also deserves a serious chance in the first team in the coming weeks. However, against Fortuna Sittard, it all fell short.
And this is pleasing to many PSV supporters but nothing. The young talented left winger receives criticism from all sides after PSV-Fortuna Sittard. It can happen, it turns out, because up until the match against the Limburgers the talent was praised from all sides, but after the draw the critical voices about the qualities of the attacker rain down.
Vanuit PSV perspectief een vervelende wedstrijd. Met Bouhamdi als lichtpuntje.
— Wily Simba (@WilySimba) August 2, 2026



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