La noticia trata sobre Garang Kuol, un joven jugador de los Socceroos, quien compartió su experiencia durante un difícil préstamo en Holanda, destacando las realidades del fútbol. Kuol estuvo cedido en FC Volendam, donde solo jugó 768 minutos debido a cambios internos en el club que lo perjudicaron. A pesar de las adversidades, Kuol sigue enfocado en jugar, desarrollarse y seguir aprendiendo en su carrera futbolística. La información fue reportada por ESPN.
Joven talento del fútbol australiano aprende lección en los Países Bajos
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. MELBOURNE, Australia -- Back in Australia as part of a Newcastle United touring squad, Socceroos young gun Garang Kuol says that a difficult loan spell in the Netherlands provided a valuable learning experience on the harsh realities of football.- Stream on ESPN+: LaLiga, Bundesliga, more (U.S.)Kuol, 19, spent the season on loan at FC Volendam, who won just four games on the way to being relegated from the Eredivisie -- only kept off the foot of the table by an 18-point deduction handed down to Vitesse in April.The young attacker's arrival on the Dutch coast had appeared full of promise, with the club previously attempting to secure him on loan and having given more minutes to players aged under 21 than any other outfit in Europe's top five leagues in 2022-23.However, turmoil hit Volendam in December, with internal clashes over the club's direction resulting in the ouster of club chairman Jan Smit and the resignation of coach Wim Jonk and most of his staff. Kuol would end up playing just 768 minutes across all competitions during the campaign, with just 32 coming in 2024 after new leaders Regillio Simons and Michael Dingsdag instituted a 5-3-2 system that saw him fall out of favour.Nonetheless, the five-time Socceroo told ESPN that the challenging period still had its positives."It was a good experience," he told ESPN. "I started the season, and you got hit by reality. Things change a lot, new coaches, new staff -- a lot can change in football."It's good to experience that and just put it in the backpack and move on."Football is not a race, it's a journey. Things happen. You get ups and downs. You've got to you've got to push through it and keep working."One of the few opportunities that Kuol had to play in 2024 came with the Australian junior national team setup, a part of the Olyroos squad for the AFC Under-23 Championships in April.However, more misfortune struck as he battled illness across the tournament, taken to hospital for precautionary tests after the opening game against Jordan and receiving limited minutes against Indonesia and Qatar as Australia were eliminated in the group stages."It was a very good [experience] but it was unfortunate for me because I found myself in hospital, which stopped me from playing as much as I wanted to," Kuol said."We were very disappointed not to qualify for the Olympics. But it's another good experience to have."I'm always in contact with people around the [Socceroos] and also Tony Vidmar with the 23s. Checking in on me, how I'm going physically, how I'm going [more generally]."Now back with Newcastle for their tour Down Under -- the Magpies will face Tottenham Hotspur at the MCG on Wednesday evening before meeting an A-League All Stars side at Marvel Stadium on Friday -- Kuol is fit and eyeing next season.Discussions are still ongoing in Newcastle about what the youngest player at the 2022 FIFA World Cup's next move will be, with a loan all but guaranteed, but there existing an awareness that the young dynamo needs stability. For Kuol, the goal is a simple one."As I said, football is not a race, it's a journey," he said. "The goal is to play games, develop, to work hard and continue to learn." ,Garang Kuol, de Newcastle United, aprendió duras lecciones del fútbol durante su difícil período de préstamo en el FC Volendam de Holanda. Ahora busca estabilidad y desarrollo.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Wed-22-May-2024-021633-EST.jpg)