"He impressed as a right back at Deinze. For me he was the best right back in Division 1B last season. He is fast, runs intelligently and works hard", technical manager Sander Van Praet praised Beerschot's new acquisition. "A top profile for us. Here at Beerschot he gets the opportunity to develop further and become an even better player."
"I had a good feeling from the first talks with Beerschot and was smitten when they proposed to sign a contract", Robbe Quirynen smiles. "The only game I missed at Deinze last season was because I was not eligible to play. I consider my transfer to a club like Beerschot with its huge tradition as a step up the ladder. It is up to me now to prove myself in purple and white."
"I don't expect many adaption problems. I am a local lad, live in the city centre near the Groenplaats with my girlfriend and have my parents nearby in Sint-Job. I am more than ready for this new challenge."
