While Mat Ryan is outshining practically every other Premier League goalkeeper, 35-year-old Brad Jones is one-match away from securing his third trophy since moving to Dutch club Feyenoord.

Jones has been at the heart of a resurgence for the once-giants of Dutch football, with Netherlands-legend Giovanni van Bronckhorst leading the club to its first Eredivisie title in years last season.

Jones kept the most cleansheets by a Feyenoord keeper in 18 years in the process. Now, after beating Willem II, Feyenoord have a shot at another trophy when they face AZ Alkmaar on Monday morning (AEST). 

A KNVB Cup win would restore some shine to a rather dull follow-up for the Dutch club. The Rotterdam side also had a disappointing Champions League campaign, losing five of their six group stage matches.

This season has been slightly harder for Giovanni Van Bronckhorst's men, but in no part due to Jones - Feyenoord sit fourth in the league, but have conceded the same amount of goals as league leaders PSV Eindhoven. 

This has culminated in a Socceroos re-call for Jones after years in exile, with Bert van Marwijk already saying he rates the Aussie very highly.