De Graafschap may lose talented midfielder Tim Braem after just one season. The twenty-year-old midfielder joined from VVV-Venlo last summer, but failed to make an impact in Doetinchem. This season, he played just 188 minutes in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie, spread over eleven games. Under head coach Marinus Dijkhuizen, he hardly got a chance in the starting lineup. Last summer, De Graafschap paid around 150,000 euros for the controller. At the time, Braem was also of interest to several Eredivisie clubs. The young player broke through last season in the KKD, after being a strong player in the VVV-Venlo youth academy for years. A move to another club could give him the chance to play weekly again and put himself in the spotlight. Other clubs may be interested in the midfielder, who still has a contract with De Graafschap. De Graafschap now has to decide whether to keep or let Braem go. The club has not yet responded to the possible transfer. The transfer market is still in full swing, and De Graafschap must try to take advantage of the situation. The club has already lost several players and must now try to replace them. De Graafschap has a lot of work to do to strengthen the team for the upcoming season. It is still unclear whether Braem will play for De Graafschap again, but it is clear that the club has a lot to do to strengthen the team. But De Graafschap must act quickly to fill the gaps in the team. So the club must be careful in the transfer market. De Graafschap has to make the right decisions to strengthen the team.