Carrots, parsleys and beetroots – Gianni Zuiverloon belongs to the last group given. The young Dutchman was sent to his parents with the national postal office on the 24th of December, but some delays occurred, and they finally received him on the 30th of December.
The Heerenveen's player loved catching little chickens on the farm and that's why his pace and stamina are so good. After he had finished the chase, he always headed the poultry to his father. From time to time he also collected eggs. Thanks to this, he presents better than well. While playing with turnips, he learnt how to mark opponents properly. When Zuiverloon reaches his full PA, he's an awfully brilliant player. All the farmers were afraid about their hens. I have to mention that Gianni impresses with his aggression. He likes yellow colour, and red he even loves. When he was 18, he was sent to prison for beating up his neighbour. I highly recommend Zuiverloon for every farmer who loves his poultry.
And now seriously: Gianni was born in Rotterdam. He's started his career very early, as a six-year old boy. Of course Feyenoord signed him – Sparta is just not at the same level.
He'd been playing in youth teams of Feyenoord for 11 years, and finally in 2004, he joined the senior team. In the 2005/06 season he was loaned out to RKC Waalwijk. There, he performed really well. Unfortunately, Feyenoord decided to get rid of him. As a result, he joined SC Heerenveen. He's already played 30 games, scoring 3 goals. His good performances were noticed by the scouts from the English Premiership. On the 2nd of July 2008, he signed for WBA. Gianni regularly plays for the U-21 Dutch team. In 2007, he was a part of the Netherlands team for the U-21 European Championship.
In FM 08, Zuiverloon presents really amazing. He's great in every matter, additionally very fair. His main qualities are: strength, stamina, agility, aggression, off the ball, composure, anticipation, positioning, teamwork, technique, marking, tackling, passing and heading. Pretty impressive, isn't it?
However, quality means money. The Dutchman is quite expensive. At the beginning of the game his value is 2.4 million pounds. Furthermore, Heerenveen might grumble while selling him. If you're managing a team of a potential of a Polish club, then forget about him. You better just buy Koko-szka.