Transfer Market Closed: This Was Feyenoord's Transfer Summer
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The summer transfer window closed for Dutch clubs in the night from Wednesday to Thursday. This means that Feyenoord can no longer sign new players until the winter break and will have to make do with the current squad in the Eredivisie and Champions League*. In total, ...
The transfer market is officially closed, and under the leadership of technical director Dévy Rigaux, Feyenoord has had an eventful transfer summer. Following the dismissal of Robin van Persie, the club management opted for a familiar name for the squad with the return of Giovanni van Bronckhorst. Together with Rigaux, the selection policy was overhauled: quite a few players who no longer had a future at De Kuip were sold, while the necessary re…
The summer transfer window has closed, bringing Technical Director Dévy Rigaux's first transfer summer to an end. Feyenoord brought seven new players to De Kuip, while a major clear-out took place on the outgoing side. According to Transfermarkt.com, around fifty million euros came in...
The transfer window closed in the night from Wednesday to Thursday, meaning Dutch clubs can no longer buy players. However, sales are still possible to countries where the window closes later. With this, Feyenoord can take stock of the first transfer summer under new technical director Dévy Rigaux.
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