Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that PEC Zwolle has exercised the purchase option in the contract of Tom de Graaff. De Graaff was acquired on loan from FC Utrecht at the start of this season. The loan agreement for the 21-year-old goalkeeper included a purchase option, which PEC Zwolle has now activated. As a result, Tom de Graaff is now contracted to PEC Zwolle until mid-2029 and signs for three seasons.

According to Telegraaf.nl, Tom de Graaff is transferring to PEC Zwolle. The club revealed that they have signed de Graaff on loan from FC Utrecht, with an option to purchase him permanently. Tom de Graaff has a history of playing 62 matches for Jong Ajax and Jong FC Utrecht in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie. This transfer occurs as PEC Zwolle encounters a temporary challenge with their current goalkeeper, Jasper Schendelaar, who is out of action due to a knee injury. This situation may have played a role in PEC Zwolle's decision to arrange a loan for the 20-year-old goalkeeper, Tom de Graaff, to ensure they have sufficient goalkeeping resources.