“For Twente is now the best if the current directors have the opportunity to implement the policy. That is why I have made known to my fellow directors that this is the right time to lay my presidency,” Munsterman writes Wednesday in a press release.
The 64-year-old Munsterman announced in October to stop all as ‘managing director’ and made in January at the New Year reception known to hand over the gavel to Aldo van der Laan.
“Since then I have directed me to a good transfer of my tasks, activities and other current issues that I’m involved in. I did that at a stage where the club is busy to take the necessary measures leading to financial recovery. “
Under fire
Munsterman had since 2004 president of Twente and led the club to the league title in 2010 and a year later to win in the KNVB Cup.
However, in recent months, he came under fire are due to financial mismanagement. In March, FC Twente even three points deducted from the KNVB because the club’s accounts was not in order.
A few days later Munsterman denied an early departure at ‘his’ club, but he now has as yet decided to stop earlier.
His successor, Van der Laan understands choosing Munsterman. “Joop has now transferred all its work,” said Van der Laan.
“We understand his decision and thank him in advance for his years of dedication, we will take at a later time appropriately goodbye to him.”.
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