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Millions Are Pouring in, but What Can Feyenoord Actually Spend This Summer?

Leo Sauer left for VfB Stuttgart for 15 million euros, Anel Ahmedhodzic for 7 million to Burnley, and In-Beom Hwang for 4.5 million to FC Porto. What does that mean for the options of Feyenoord's new technical director on the transfer market?

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