Royston Drenthe: Last News

Atletico Madrid supporters have launched vile racist attacks at Vinicius Junior ahead of the Madrid derby on Sunday evening. One Atleti fan was snapped outside the Wanda Metropolitano holding a puppet depicting racial stereotypes dressed in a white shirt and a Real Madrid scarf.

Everton's clash against West Ham in the Premier League. The Ukraine international defender leaned across two of his team-mates after spotting the young fan shivering and placed his pre-match tracksuit jacket over her shoulders.

Everton flop Royston Drenthe has admitted he "loved women and partying too much" and thought he was "god" earlier in his career.The Dutch winger spent the 2011/12 season on loan at Goodison Park, scoring four times and providing seven assists in 27 appearances for the Toffees. Drenthe had been one of the hottest prospects in Europe four years before his move to Everton, having been named player of the tournament as the Netherlands won the under-21 European Championship.However, his career stagnated following a "dream" move to Real Madrid and his off-field antics soon took a toll on his performance on the pitch.READ MORE: Everton flop James Rodriguez set for European return as he arrives for medicalSpeaking to AS, via The Sun, Drenthe explained: "I was twenty years old and at the peak of my career.

Everton winger Royston Drenthe has been acquitted of money laundering after police found more than £150,000 in cash found in his car.The ex-Real Madrid star, who also had spells with Reading and Sheffield Wednesday, suggested the money, which was found in packets back in 2019, was from wages he received as a player.The Dutchman spent the 2011/12 season in the Premier League on loan from Los Blancos at Goodison Park.After initially retiring in 2016 to pursue a career in rap music, Drenthe is now with Spanish third-tier side Racing Murcia.During the trial in the Netherlands, the jury heard that police stopped his car in the south of the country two years ago.Following a search, cops discovered several packets of money containing €176,500.The