Feyenoord is still open to a partial or full takeover of the club, club watcher Martijn Krabbendam reports. According to the Voetbal International journalist, talks have started again with interested parties.
Last summer De Telegraaf unpacked with news about several investment companies from the United States. “Those Americans were last year: that did not happen,” Krabbendam said in the Dick for Each Other Podcast from VI. “Now those conversations are playing in the background again, with a number of potential investors. They either buy out the Friends of Feyenoord completely or buy some of those shares.”
According to Krabbendam, Feyenoord does not have much choice, now that other sources of income – match and transfer income – are drying up. “Suppose you also have to play those top matches in January (Feyenoord will receive AZ and PSV in a week, ed.) Without an audience, then that will take a heavy toll, also on the finances,” said the Feyenoord watcher.
“The fastest way, of course, remains to train, buy and sell players. You just have to be lucky that you get the right players and also train players who are worth something. Well, that was a bit less at Feyenoord. Then the club is actually left. nothing more than to sell some of the stock – or all of the stock – to outside investors. “
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