Feyenoord has confirmed that Jan Plug has been transferred to Excelsior on loan for this season. Voetbal International had confirmed on Monday that Jan Plug would move to Woudestein. According to a statement on Feyenoord's club website, the loan transfer will provide Plug with the prospect of more playing time in the Eredivisie. Jan Plug previously played for FC Dordrecht on a temporary basis for the past half-year, and his contract with Feyenoord runs for another two years.

Voetbal International reports that Jan Plug has completed his move to Excelsior, where he will play next season in the Eredivisie on a one-season loan from Feyenoord. The publication also states that Plug will sign his contract at Woudestein on Monday.

Voetbalprimeur.nl reports on the potential loan transfer of Jan Plug from Feyenoord to Excelsior. According to FR12, Excelsior wants to acquire Jan Plug on loan from Feyenoord. Excelsior is reportedly nearing an agreement with Jan Plug, and the player is said to have almost reached an agreement with the club. Excelsior has been interested in Plug for a longer period, and Feyenoord is also reportedly enthusiastic about a loan to the city rival. If both clubs also reach an agreement, a quick transfer is expected.

Feyenoord defender Jan Plug is seeking another loan spell after rejecting a permanent transfer, because he is determined to succeed at his current club. According to Voetbal International, interest has been shown in the 21-year-old by Austria Wien, Watford, Queens Park Rangers, Danish champions Aarhus GF, and several clubs from the 2. Bundesliga. Voetbal International also reports that contact has been made with various Eredivisie clubs for a loan period. Excelsior is considered a logical option, and other mid-table Eredivisie clubs have also shown interest. Plug's preference is to join a new team at the start of pre-season preparations.