Esmir Bajraktarević (foto: Posnetek zaslona)
PSV thrashed Feyenoord 3–0 as Esmir Bajraktarević starred for 90 minutes, wowing fans with a Ronaldinho-style nutmeg that became the match’s standout moment.
PSV Eindhoven continued their dominance of the Eredivisie with a convincing 3–0 home victory over Feyenoord in the 21st round, but the scoreline was only part of the story.
The spotlight fell on Esmir Bajraktarević, who completed the full 90 minutes and produced a moment of individual brilliance that sent the Philips Stadion into raptures.
A moment of magic
Bajraktarević’s highlight came when he audaciously slipped the ball through the legs of Feyenoord defender Jordan Bos, a nutmeg executed with the flair and confidence reminiscent of Ronaldinho at his peak.
PSV later shared the clip across their social media channels, where it quickly gained traction among supporters. While the move did not lead directly to a goal, it underlined Bajraktarević’s boldness, pace and technical quality, traits that continue to endear him to fans and staff alike.
Growing trust, growing impact
The fact that Bajraktarević stayed on the pitch for the entire match spoke volumes about the trust he is earning within the squad. His movement between the lines, willingness to take on defenders and confidence in high-pressure moments marked him out as one of PSV’s most exciting outlets on the night.
Title race taking shape
At the top of the table, PSV now hold a commanding 17-point lead over second-placed Feyenoord, a gap that increasingly suggests the title race is all but decided.
For Bajraktarević, the derby will be remembered less for the result and more for a single piece of skill — a reminder that moments of creativity can define even the most one-sided of matches.