NAC Breda is not yet celebrating, despite the millions that are expected to come in from the upcoming transfer of Jan Paul van Hecke. That's what BN DeStem writes. NAC Breda does not yet know for sure what amount will ultimately come from England, while it may take several years before all the money is received. Van Hecke is currently preparing with Oranje for the second group match of the World Cup, against Sweden. Meanwhile, the transfer of the Zeeland defender to Tottenham Hotspur is a done deal. Van Hecke will make the move for sixty million euros, which will also bring in money for NAC Breda. NAC Breda has a right to a resale percentage of 7.5 percent. According to BN DeStem, it is not yet clear what amount will ultimately come to the Rat Verlegh Stadium from the Van Hecke transfer. This has to do with various payments. However, it is 'likely' that NAC Breda will ultimately receive more than four million euros from England, it sounds. Yet, the flag is not being raised in Breda. The Eredivisie relegation candidate is waiting to see what amount it will ultimately receive, while it may take around three to five years before all the Van Hecke money is received. NAC Breda will have to include the Van Hecke amount in its annual figures all at once. The club has not yet made plans for the use of the money, but it is clear that it can give a big boost to the club. Other clubs in the Eredivisie are also looking forward to the transfer of Van Hecke, as it can set a precedent for future transfers. The transfer of Van Hecke is a good thing for Dutch football, as it shows that Dutch players are in demand by big clubs abroad. But for NAC Breda, it's especially important to see how much money the club ultimately gets and how it will use that money. The club's manager will have to make some tough decisions about how to use the money. But one thing is for sure, the transfer of Van Hecke is a great opportunity for NAC Breda to strengthen its squad and become a more competitive team in the Eredivisie.