Former Portsmouth youngster's career takes him to Holland
Former Pompey youngster Josh Flint's career has taken him to Holland.
The Waterlooville lad featured for FC Volendam on Saturday ahead of the upcoming season.
Flint was released from Fratton Park in January after coming through the Blues' youth ranks.
The former Crookhorn College pupil made two Leasing.com Trophy appearances for his boyhood club, scoring on debut in a 3-1 win over Norwich under-21s.
After his Pompey departure, Flint had a trial with League Two outfit Walsall before joining Bogor on a permanent basis.
However, the 19-year-old is now in the Netherlands, taking the same trajectory as his former Pompey team-mate Leon Maloney.
Flint is on trial with the Dutch second-tier side's reserves and featured in a goalless draw against OFC Oostzaan on Saturday.
The former Fratton Park season-ticket holder told Volendam Inside: ‘I'm a 19-year-old boy from England who can cover the whole left, but preferably back and half position.
‘In the past I played with Leon Maloney at Portsmouth. Right now I'm out of club and I hope to have a chance at FC Volendam during this trial period.
′My first impression of the club is positive, everything is professional and well arranged.
‘The training sessions are tough, but at a good level and it's good to be able to test myself.’
The Isle of Wight winger spent a brief period training with Volendam earlier in the season before making a permanent switch.
Maloney scored one goal in five appearances for the Blues, while he was included on the bench for a number of League One, FA Cup and Carabao Cup games.