Apollon goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburgh discusses his future and life in Cyprus

Apollon Limassol goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburgh gave an interview to the Dutch website voetbalprimeur.nl regarding his professional status and personal life. The 29-year-old goalkeeper stated he is open to exploring new career opportunities but noted that talks are currently paused due to the upcoming cup final. Leeuwenburgh expressed that he believes the club is willing to cooperate regarding his future. He reflected on his 2.5-year tenure at the club, describing the current season as unusual due to coaching changes that led to him losing his starting position. He mentioned that he maintains a professional attitude despite the decrease in his influence within the team. Furthermore, he spoke positively about his life in Cyprus, noting the favorable climate and his children's integration into an international school. His son is currently playing youth football at Apollon and aspires to be a goalkeeper. The player remains one of the team's captains despite recent challenges.