Michiel Kramer signeert zijn biografie

About the book:

Michiel Kramer is of a dying breed, perhaps the last rebel on the football pitch. In his biography, the striker actually doesn't want to talk about the croquette sandwich he ate on the sidelines as a substitute player at Feyenoord anymore. But he does so anyway. The book also delves deeper into Kramer's pure love for football and his genuine aversion to fake people in that football world. But his many goals, provocative goal celebrations, suspensions, prizes, and, of course, all the conflicts off the pitch are also covered.

André Valkeman has written reports and weekend interviews with celebrities, politicians, and authorities for publications including AD, Trouw, De Stentor, and Tubantia.

His style, which is as romantic as it is villainous, stood out, and Valkeman was asked to write a biographical book about Klaas-Jan Huntelaar together with established sports writers such as Auke Kok, Willem Vissers, and Menno Pot. The biographical book about Michiel Kramer marks his debut as a solo author.