Watch Holland manager Ronald Koeman appear to do disgusting act on live TV during Euro 2024 opener
FANS have been left disgusted by Ronald Koeman’s repulsive act on the bench during Holland’s Euro 2024 opener.
The camera cut to the Dutch boss on the touchline as his side took on Poland.
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And it caught the moment Koeman rubbed his nose before wiping his hand.
He then stuck one of his fingers up his nose before putting it in his mouth, much to the disgust of fans.
One reacted saying: “Why did he eat it like it was a tasty snack”
Another added: “Bro got caught lacking in front of millions of people ”
A third wrote: “Disgusting ”
And another commented: “That’s wild ”
Joachim Low infamously grabbed headlines for his nose-picking when he managed Germany.
Former Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri was also caught in the act during a conversation with Jose Mourinho on the touchline.
Netherlands Euro 2024 guide
RONALD KOEMAN has overhauled Holland's playing style after returning for a second stint in charge.
Captain Virgil van Dijk will be expected to be a stalwart in defence while Xavi Simons will be hoping for a breakout tournament. But they may miss injured Frenkie de Jong.
MANAGER: Ronald Koeman
Ex-Barcelona and Everton boss was the scourge of England as a player when he knocked Graham Taylor’s side out of World Cup qualifying in 1994.
STAR MAN: Virgil van Dijk
Liverpool star has won everything there is to win at club level and will be counted on to keep things tight at the back.
How Holland attack
The Netherlands will play with a typically Dutch patient possession-based build-up.
They will stagger their positions to play through the lines, but can be overly individualistic in the final third.
How Holland defend
The Dutch will play with a medium block, allowing the opposition to break the first line before engaging in the midfield area.
They can run into problems when they fail to protect the middle of the pitch.
Read the full Netherlands 2024 guide here, including predicted line-ups, odds and Wags
Koeman masterminded a comeback victory for Holland, who beat Poland 2-1 after substitute Wout Weghorst netted a late winner.
Liverpool star Cody Gakpo cancelled out Adam Buska’s opener with a deflected effort, while Dutch goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen made a last-gasp save to ensure the win.