Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that Calvin Twigt's transfer from Go Ahead Eagles to Willem II is imminent and that the player is set to leave his current club. He has already said goodbye to the fans of Go Ahead Eagles on Instagram. It is indicated that Twigt will soon sign a contract with Willem II, where he played on loan last season. Go Ahead Eagles has agreed to the transfer after several bids from Noord-Brabant. This return was not easy for Willem II to realize. The contract length has not been disclosed.

Calvin Twigt is expected to return to Willem II on a permanent basis. In recent weeks, Willem II made several bids to Go Ahead Eagles to sign Twigt permanently. The player was initially not allowed to leave, but that has now changed. According to Brabants Dagblad, the transfer to Willem II is expected to be completed soon. 'Well-informed sources' state with certainty that Twigt will sign at the Koning Willem II Stadion. Twigt was keen to return and did not feel comfortable at Go Ahead Eagles. Willem II has been working to sign Twigt permanently since their promotion. Twigt has a contract with Go Ahead Eagles until the summer of 2028, and the transfer fee Willem II will pay is not clear.

Voetbal International reports that Willem II hopes for the return of Calvin Twigt and will re-enter talks with Go Ahead Eagles regarding a permanent transfer. The 23-year-old midfielder was an important player during his loan at Willem II last season. Willem II has made several attempts this summer to bring Twigt back, but Go Ahead Eagles had previously refused these. The two clubs are now resuming their discussions. The report also states that Go Ahead Eagles coach Joseph Oosting has a preference for Melle Meulensteen and Evert Linthorst in midfield, with Twigt being the first alternative. Twigt is open to returning and is reliant on the outcome of the discussions between the clubs.

A return of Calvin Twigt to Willem II is still possible. After their promotion, Willem II wants Calvin Twigt to join them in the Eredivisie. According to de Stentor, Calvin Twigt said that what he has heard is that there is still something going on and the matter is with his agent. He added that he knows Willem II really wants him, and that is the only thing. Twigt also stated he has talked about it with Go Ahead Eagles, but that remains between them. He confirmed there have been conversations and said he had a very good half-year at Willem II, during which he played in every game and received a lot of confidence. Go Ahead Eagles manager Joseph Oosting said he does not want to release Twigt easily and considers him an interesting player, but that Twigt must make his own decision.