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Interview: Feyenoord Director Eenhoorn on Multi-Million Loss, Handling of Incidents, and Future of De Kuip

Summary by RTV Rijnmond
Feyenoord director Robert Eenhoorn wants to prevent Feyenoord from becoming too dependent on incidental income from European football and transfers in the future. The Rotterdam club closed the past financial year with a loss of 12.6 million euros. The sharp decline in European revenues weighed heavily on the annual figures and are forcing the club to take a critical look at its financial course.

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Robert Eenhoorn (58) wants to take Feyenoord to the Coolsingel, but he does not put a timeframe on it. The general manager has been working at De Kuip for more than a hundred days and tells what he has experienced and what the future holds for the club.

·Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Robert Eenhoorn (58) wants to take Feyenoord to the Coolsingel, but he does not put a timeframe on it. The general manager has been working at De Kuip for more than a hundred days and tells what he has experienced and what the future holds for the club.

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Robert Eenhoorn (58) wants to take Feyenoord to the Coolsingel, but he does not put a timeframe on it. The general manager has been working at De Kuip for more than a hundred days and tells what he has experienced and what the future holds for the club.

Robert Eenhoorn wants to place the future of De Kuip high on the agenda at Feyenoord. The general manager emphasizes in a conversation with Rijnmond and ESPN that the stadium still has a special allure, but at the same time generates insufficient revenue and offers too little capacity to meet the...

General Manager Robert Eenhoorn succeeded Dennis te Kloese, who had resigned, about four months ago and immediately faced a number of tough challenges. For instance, he decided to part ways with Robin van Persie, Feyenoord had to announce a substantial loss for the past financial year, and the club is setting the plan...

Robert Eenhoorn, General Manager of Feyenoord, takes stock for the first time after three months in the service of the Rotterdam club. Eenhoorn takes a critical look at the stadium issue and the financial picture of the current Eredivisie leaders.

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RTV Rijnmond broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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