Ghanaian striker Quincy Owusu-Abeyie is looking ahead to NEC Nijmegen's derby against Vitesse in the Dutch Eredivise on Sunday.
The 30-year-old has impressed heavily since he made the return to the European country.
The well-traveled man is expected to provide inspiration for NEC ahead of their derby against Vitesse at the Goffertstadion.
And the former Arsenal pacy winger is looking forward to the clash.
"I am aware of how important this match is for NEC. When I step out on the field on Sunday, I am going to fight," he said
"I have been involved in such derbies in Russia and Greece and the feeling is great.
"In those matches you have to recharge yourself extra. The moment you enter you feel the whole stadium is behind you and you want nothing but to win.
"We are going out there to fight and not disappoint the fans."
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