The 33-year-old is lately exercising his industry in the Dutch second division with Kozak Boys, but has some off-field problems.
As reported through Dutch AD news, a Breda court issued a bankruptcy decision.
But Drenthe is sure the factor will be resolved and told Voetbalzone that he “didn’t know exactly what was going on. “
He also added: “I’m still a magnifying glass, but it will work out as it should. “
Drenthe has already lost 3. 2 million pounds won for what looked like a promising football career.
He made his career in his local country with Feyenoord, before a first move to Real Madrid.
But Drenthe failed to locate his mark in Spain, and after 46 games in five years, adding spells on loan at Hercules and Everton, he joined Alania Vladikavkaz.
He is now back in Holland to play from the relegation league.
Drenthe also made more headlines when he became a RAPPER.
He’s going through the Roy2faces level call, but he hasn’t reached the big moment yet.
Earlier this year, he performed in a mob exhibit on gangs and cocaine trafficking.
He gave the impression in the Dutch series Mocro Mafia, which follows 3 friends entering the world of serious crimes in the subglobal of Amsterdam.
Drenthe announced his latest on Instagram, writing: “New signature reported !!! Array time has come . . . After a long silence, I can FINALLY announce that I can be noticed in the MOCRO MAFIA series!”
“I’m very excited about my participation in the series and can’t wait to entertain the audience with my role.
“I’m more than excited to show you this other aspect of Royston, but I’ll wait for you as much as I do. So take a look at it!”
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