De Telegraaf has published a profile of FC Twente's Sondre Ørjasæter, describing the assist leader as anything but a standard footballer. The article, published on Tuesday, examines the background of a player the newspaper frames as an unusual figure in the Dutch game.
The profile arrives shortly after FC Twente's 9-0 win over Excelsior, a result AD.nl reports as the club's biggest victory in its history. Tubantia notes the scoreline drew wider attention, including a mention in L'Équipe and on Dutch teletext page 101.
The scale of the result also reached the stands. Rijnmond spoke to an Excelsior supporter named Rien, who said he had almost counted to ten during the home defeat and felt 0-9 was "a bit exaggerated."
The match carried individual significance too. RTV Oost reports that Kick van der Vall, who previously held a club record at Twente, was not upset about losing it, saying Wout had earned it.
De Telegraaf's profile of Ørjasæter focuses on his character and path rather than the record scoreline, presenting him as a player whose story differs from the typical professional. The newspaper's headline frames him as someone who does not fit the ordinary mould.
With Ørjasæter leading the assists for Twente, attention now turns to whether his form continues in the coming fixtures and how the club follows up its historic result.
