NAC Breda, a football club in the Netherlands, is poised to benefit financially from the potential sale of Jan Paul van Hecke, a promising defender currently playing for Brighton & Hove Albion in the English Premier League. With his contract set to expire at the end of the 2026/2027 season, van Hecke has indicated he is unlikely to renew, prompting Brighton to consider a sale this summer. Clubs like Chelsea and Newcastle United are reportedly interested, with Chelsea having a history of acquiring players from Brighton. If sold, NAC Breda will receive 7.5% of the transfer fee, as they were the club that developed van Hecke before his move to Brighton in 2020. The defender has made 125 appearances for Brighton, contributing significantly to the team's success in recent seasons. His performance in the upcoming World Cup with the Dutch national team could further enhance his market value, making him an attractive target for potential buyers.