Belgian approach pays off at Feyenoord
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At the Rotterdam football club Feyenoord, there is much praise for the recent transfer policy. Since the arrival of technical director Dennis te Kloese and the influence of the Belgian sporting direction, the club's choices appear to be working out excellently. The results on the pitch show that the new players and the chosen strategy are well-aligned.
An important part of this success is the decision to keep Anis Hadj Moussa at the club. The forward, who previously had doubts about his future, has since grown into a crucial player for the team. His presence provides extra threat in the attack and gives the coach more options to vary tactically.
Players who remained at the club are also currently performing at a high level. The stability in the squad ensures that the team is better attuned to one another than last season. This translates directly into better performances during matches in the Eredivisie and in Europe.
The sporting management of Feyenoord is satisfied with the current state of affairs for the time being. Although the season is still long, the general consensus is that the choices made in the transfer market have been hits so far. The fans hope that this positive trend will continue in the coming months.
Sources: NOS
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