Have boots, will travel. The story of Frank Large, a journeyman striker of many teams in the 1960s and 1970s, could apply to Cyriel Dessers. A tenth club in as many years will not be the next chapter in his career.
Just when I look round the dressing room. There is a lot of quality and experience. Some guys have gone, but other guys have come in. If you look at Connor Barron and how he played here in the last few games. So he’s making good steps. We have guys who are progressing. When you see Mohamed Diomamde for example. He’s still a young player but he’s made big steps in the last six months. If I look at myself, last season was a rocky beginning, but now I’m coming in with the confidence of making 20-plus goals in a season, so I’m starting with a different feeling to last season. All of these things, hopefully they add up and make us a better team,” the former Cremonese man concluded.
Dessers missed Nigeria’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches in June due to an injury he sustained in the Scottish League Cup final against Celtic.
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