Squad
- Clint Leemans2013current
Hjörtur Hermannsson2013current- Joshua Brenet2013current
- Andrija Luković2014current
- Boris Cmiljanić2014current
- Bram van Vlerken2014current
- Dirk Abels2014current
- Jordy de Wijs2014current
Kenneth Paal2014current
Philippe Rommens2014current- Remko Pasveer2014current
- Joey Konings2015current
- Jurich Carolina2015current
- Laros Duarte2015current
Luuk Koopmans2015current
Martijn Berden2015current- Nikolai Laursen2015current
- Ramon-Pascal Lundqvist2015current
Sam Lammers2015current- Yanick van Osch2015current
- Richard Ledezma2019current
- Amar Ćatićcurrent
Bertalan Kuncurrent
Justin Lonwijkcurrent- Lennerd Daneelscurrent
Mathias KjøløcurrentMauro Júniorcurrent
- Maxime Soulascurrent
Michal Sadílekcurrent
Mike van de Meulehofcurrent- Nigel Thomascurrent
- Saša Stojanović2001–2004
- Tom Muyters2004–2006
- Jürgen Locadia2011–2017
Hjörtur Hermannsson2012–2016
Przemysław Tytoń2012–2014- Abel Tamata2013–2015
- Alexander Jakobsen2013–2014
Benjamin van Leer2013–2014
Burak Kardeş2013–2014
Farshad Noor2013–2015- Florian Jozefzoon2013–2014
Jeroen Zoet2013–2013
Jorrit Hendrix2013–2016- Luciano Narsingh2013–2013
- Marcel Ritzmaier2013–2013
Mathias Jørgensen2013–2014- Menno Koch2013–2015
- Mohamed Rayhi2013–2015
- Nigel Bertrams2013–2015
Peter van Ooijen2013–2014- Rai Vloet2013–2016
Ruben Bentancourt2013–2014
Santiago Arias2013–2013
Stanislav Manolev2013–2014- Aleksandar Boljević2014–2016
- Alex Schalk2014–2014
- Marcel Ritzmaier2014–2015
- Moussa Sanoh2014–2016
Nicolas Isimat-Mirin2014–2014
Steven Bergwijn2014–2017
Stijn Schaars2014–2015
Tim Matavž2014–2014
Timothy Derijck2014–2014
Zakaria Bakkali2014–2015
Albert Guðmundsson2015–2018
Arnaut Danjuma2015–2015- Danny Wintjens2015–2015
- François Marquet2015–2015
- Beto da Silva2016–2017
Cody Gakpo2016–2019
Gianluca Scamacca2016–2017- Matthias Verreth2016–2019
Oleksandr Zinchenko2016–2017
Donyell Malen2017–2018
Eloy Room2017–2018
Jordan Teze2017–2020
Noni Madueke2019–2020
Ismael Saibari2020–2023- Livano Comenencia2021–2023
- Tyrick Bodak2021–2023
Jarrad Branthwaite2022–2022
Savinho2022–2023
Adamo Nagalo2024–2025
Collected from open sources (3) · facts link to sources
Career & Clubs
Until 2013, Jong PSV played in the Beloften Eredivisie, a league exclusively for reserve teams. That year, the KNVB decided to expand the Eerste Divisie to 20 teams by adding two amateur teams and two reserve teams. Initially, Jong Ajax and Jong FC Twente were chosen, based on the team's interest and the Beloften Eredivisie league results. But after amateur team VV Katwijk rejected the offer, Jong PSV were offered the fourth and final league slot. Because Jong PSV have entered the same league system as PSV, the team has to adhere to certain rules. The team is ineligible for promotion, play-offs, relegation or the KNVB Cup; the maximum player age is 23 (minus three field players and one goalkeeper); and players with 150 or more appearances in PSV are ineligible for Jong PSV. Other rules for Eerste Divisie teams regarding accommodation and coaching licenses apply as well. Jong PSV used to play their home matches in the Philips Stadion. When the Philips Stadion was unavailable, PSV used the Jan Louwers Stadion as alternative location. Originally, De Herdgang was considered as an option, but the Dutch Football Association rejected the idea. After adjustments were made, De Herdgang is now the official place where Jong PSV play their games.
- League
- Eerste Divisie
Legacy
Beloften Eredivisie: 1996–97, 1999–00, 2009–10, 2010–11 KNVB Beker voor beloften: 2000–01, 2004–05, 2007–08 Supercup Beloften: 2010, 2011 Premier League International Cup: 2022–23
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Jong PSV is a Dutch football team based in Eindhoven. It is the reserve team of PSV Eindhoven and plays in the Eerste Divisie since the 2013–14 season.
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