Zonneveld's impressive start to the season has caught the attention of his direct opponents, who are now more focused on stopping him. The Sparta Rotterdam striker himself acknowledges this, stating that central defenders are now more aware of him. "I see that now clearly," Zonneveld said in an interview with Voetbal International. He notes that defenders are now more proactive in trying to stop him, often tackling him to the ground as soon as he approaches the goal. Zonneveld's trainer, Rogier Meijer, is pleased with his performance, despite some areas for improvement. "He was involved in three big chances today, and his work rate and duel performance were good," Meijer said.
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