Pierre Dwomoh has confirmed that he is leaving his club this summer. He is training with Eredivisie side Heerenveen.

Pierre Dwomoh was on trial at SC Heerenveen. A move to Heerenveen is not happening for now because Pierre Dwomoh is not fit enough, according to Het Nieuwsblad. There may be a new opportunity at Heerenveen for him later. Pierre Dwomoh's contract at Watford expires in June, and he appears likely to leave England on a free transfer. His market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be 2.2 million euros.

According to Het Nieuwsblad, Pierre Dwomoh is close to joining Heerenveen. The player is free of contract after a recent spell at Watford that was unsuccessful, with only one minute of play following an injury. At Heerenveen, who are currently seventh in the Eredivisie, he will need to prove himself under Robin Veldman to secure a permanent contract.

Belgian-Ghanaian midfielder Pierre Dwomoh, 21, who is currently a free agent after last being contracted to Watford, will train with SC Heerenveen for an indefinite period. Dwomoh knows Heerenveen's trainer, Robin Veldman, from the coach's time working in Belgium. During this trial, the player will try to earn a contract from the technical staff. He has a market value of more than two million euros. This season, Dwomoh has made one appearance in the Championship. The midfielder has also been capped once for the Belgium U21 team, scoring one goal, and was previously linked with clubs such as Saint-Étienne and Göztepe.