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Four happy and successful years in Eindhoven are now a thing of the past for Heurelho Gomes, who doesn?t see a way back to PSV.

The Brazilian international goalkeeper has returned to his homeland without the permission of the club, but he?s not planning to return. He?s explained why in a new, exclusive interview with Voetbal International magazine.

?The club?s administration has undertaken no action at all against coach Sef Vergoossen, who?s called me a Judas and antisocial. But everyone within the squad knows that I?m no Judas and certainly not antisocial, which is exactly why all the players respect me.?

Lack of respect

?The board members keep on spreading tales. The way I see it, they don?t respect me or what I have meant for PSV Eindhoven, a club I always did my absolute best for during four years,? Gomes went on.

?A solution between me and the club must be found as soon as possible, but after this episode it is very difficult for me to continue. I leave feeling very sad. But I will remain a PSV supporter, because I have always said that this club is my home.?

Should the 27-year-old Brazilian quit the Eredivisie champions, he will be the second casualty of a war against managing director Jan Reker, after technical manager Stan Valckx was exempted of his duties on Tuesday.

Belgian target

And it looks like that PSV are already planning their future without Gomes, reportedly a Milan, Arsenal and Tottenham target. Belgian newspaper Het Nieuwsblad reports today that the Dutch champions have turned their attention to Brugge?s Stijn Stijnen, who however denies the alleged interest.

The 27-year-old international has never played for another club on professional level and recently extended his contract with the Belgian Beker holders until mid-2011. PSV already have a former Blauw-Zwart on their books, their captain Timmy Simons.

Panos Bletsos, Goal.com

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