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The Latest Breaking News from Johnny Heitinga

Johnny Heitinga confirms Liverpool talks after West Ham exit

Dutchman spent five years as a player with Merseyside rivals Everton

Evening Standard

West Ham confirm major backroom changes ahead of Julen Lopetegui arrival

Kevin Nolan, Billy McKinlay and Rob Newman are among those following David Moyes through the exit door

Evening Standard

David Moyes reveals West Ham’s secret weapon in Mohammed Kudus and Edson Alvarez deals

David Moyes has revealed the role played by new assistant coach Johnny Heitinga in the signing of Mohammed Kudus and Edson Alvarez from Ajax this summer.

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Edwin van der Sar and family 'cornered and threatened in car park' by angry Ajax fans

Manchester United icon Edwin van der Sar is currently Ajax's CEO and was reportedly confronted by four drunken supporters amid a difficult campaign for the Dutch giants

Daily Mirror

Calvin Bassey shuts down Rangers transfer cynics as he's rated 'best player on the pitch' with Ajax teammates slaughtered

Bassey kept a clean sheet as he returned to the Ajax side but the rest of his teammates were slaughtered by pundits/

Daily Record

Netherlands star "wanted to attack" Howard Webb over controversial World Cup decision

Howard Webb refereed the 2010 World Cup final in South Africa between Spain and the Netherlands, which saw 12 players booked and Dutch defender Johnny Heitinga sent off

Daily Mirror

When it comes to World Cup referees, FIFA is showing a red card to its old ways

LOS ANGELES — Just eight people alive have refereed a World Cup final. More people have orbited the moon.

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