Bosz criticises ESPN over edited Fernandez video

Bosz criticises ESPN over edited Fernandez video

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2026-11-04 00:52:46
Ahead of PSV's match against Club Brugge, Peter Bosz criticised ESPN over an excerpt of Noah Fernandez's interview.

Peter Bosz lashed out at ESPN ahead of PSV's match against Club Brugge over a video excerpt featuring Noah Fernandez. GOAL reported that Bosz was unhappy with how ESPN had 'framed' Fernandez.

Excerpt posted on Monday

On Monday, ESPN posted an excerpt from a post-match interview with Fernandez following the Keuken Kampioen Divisie match between Jong PSV and NAC Breda.

Fernandez said: "The past few months have been difficult. After the match against Ajax at the Johan Cruyff ArenA, things went downhill very quickly, but that's part of it."

Fernandez said: "I don't think I've been given the chance to show it again in recent weeks, but now it's up to me to show here that I do belong."

Bosz's press conference comments

Bosz said: "It has to do with ESPN. If you watch the whole interview, he says very different things from what you hear in that short video."

Bosz said: "If you watch the whole interview, you can see that he mainly put the responsibility on himself. He hopes he'll get another chance, but that's very different from how it has come across."

Bosz on the full interview

Bosz said: "That's the danger of chasing clicks and bytes. You want everything to be sensational. It's all about clicks these days. It is frustrating, because if you watch the whole interview, he expressed himself properly."

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