Sven Mijnans is not “super-explosive,” and Peter Bosz fears million-euro transfers for three first-team players

Peter Bosz saw his team win 3-2 against the Polish club Rakow on Saturday afternoon and also saw Sven Mijnans make his first minutes as a PSV player.

The midfielder who has arrived at AZ is set for an interesting season at PSV, because his name was already circled in red for PSV last season. It actually happened, and so Bosz got to see Mijnans at work in a PSV shirt for the first time on Saturday.

"There are so many new impressions that I’m not going to sit down with him in detail now. Later, at the training camp, there will be room for that and we’ll get stuck in nicely. You can immediately see that Sven can play football and how intelligent he is. He isn’t super-explosive, but maybe that’s precisely why he thinks things through well", the words of Bosz sounded after the 3-2 victory.

Mijnans will normally play in the starting lineup under Peter Bosz, but that is no longer the case for Adamo Nagalo, Joël Drommel and Isaac Babadi. Those players are no longer part of Bosz's plans at PSV. This is reported by the Eindhoven Dagblad.

Eindhoven’s newspaper also reports that Joey Veerman, Sergiño Dest and Mauro Junior could well be on their way out in the coming weeks, something Peter Bosz somewhat fears. 'Within PSV, they are also taking into account that there will still be plenty of interest in Sergiño Dest.' PSV would like to hold talks with the Brazilian Mauro Junior to extend his contract because there are plenty of suitors waiting in the wings.

The financial demands of Mauro Junior and his management will play a major role in the future plans of the Brazilian. Veerman may also be on the verge of leaving, although PSV will continue to hope for his services. No offers for the man from Volendam have yet arrived. 'If he himself is keen to leave and a club pays the clause amount, then the club can, however, do little,' said Eindhovens Dagblad.