Dusan Tadic declines lucrative offers to join NEC Nijmegen
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 10:40 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Dusan Tadic, a former player for Ajax and Southampton, is set to return to the Eredivisie with NEC Nijmegen. Reports indicate that Tadic has turned down more lucrative offers to sign a two-year contract with NEC. The Serbian midfielder previously played for Groningen, FC Twente, and Ajax in the Dutch league. Tadic's recent stints include time in Turkey with Fenerbahce and in Saudi Arabia with Al-Wahda. His move back to the Dutch league marks a significant return after notable successes in his career.
- •Tadic to sign two-year contract with NEC Nijmegen
- •He turned down bigger offers to return to Eredivisie
- •Previously played pivotal roles at Ajax and Southampton
- •Has consistently recorded double-digit assists each season since 2018
- •Set to join NEC after stints in Turkey and Saudi Arabia
- 10:40 AMYahoo Sports — Former Southampton and Ajax favourite turns down big money for an Eredivisie return with NEC Nijmegen
"It had been rumoured, and believed to be just a rumour, but Dusan Tadic looks set for a return to the Eredivisie after all. The former Ajax and Southampton favourite had been allegedly linked to NEC N...
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