Tuttomercato has reported on Justin Bijlow's first statements as a new Genoa player. Bijlow arrived at Genoa at the beginning of the week and made his first statements as a new player for the club on Instagram. He also addressed Feyenoord supporters, stating that he is leaving Feyenoord after 22 years and is beginning a new challenge at Genoa. Bijlow expressed gratitude for the support received at Feyenoord and emphasized that it is not a farewell but that they would see each other again soon.

Tuttomercato reports that Genoa CFC has announced the permanent acquisition of the sporting rights for goalkeeper Justin Bijlow from Feyenoord Rotterdam. The transfer is described as a low-budget operation, with Genoa acquiring the player, who was born in 1998, for a fee of 200,000 euros as his contract with Feyenoord was expiring on June 30. Bijlow will sign an agreement with Genoa until the end of the season, which includes an option for a three-year extension until 2029.

According to Fabrizio Romano and Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Sports, Justin Bijlow is close to leaving Feyenoord. Di Marzio reports that the transfer is close and that Bijlow, who has an expiring contract, is set to join Genoa. A medical examination is scheduled for Tuesday in Genoa, according to Di Marzio. Romano states that Bijlow will initially sign a six-month contract with Genoa, with a possible extension until mid-2029 if both parties are satisfied. Romano also details that Feyenoord will receive two hundred thousand euros and a ten percent resale clause if Genoa remains in Serie A this season.

According to Tuttomercato, Justin Bijlow has completed his medical examinations and is the new goalkeeper of Genoa, arriving from Feyenoord. He has a contract with Genoa until June, and the club has an option to extend the Dutchman's contract until 2029.