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Mats Deijl Transfer from Go Ahead Eagles to Feyenoord
Mats Deijl is a new player for Feyenoord. The 28-year-old right-back has signed a contract with the club until the summer of 2028, with an option for an additional season. This was announced on Thursday evening after his last match with Go Ahead Eagles in Nice, France. Deijl completed his first training session for Feyenoord on Saturday afternoon and will wear shirt number 20.
Mats Deijl is a new player for Feyenoord. The 28-year-old right-back has signed a contract with the club until the summer of 2028, with an option for an additional season. This was announced on Thursday evening after his last match with Go Ahead Eagles in Nice, France. Deijl completed his first training session for Feyenoord on Saturday afternoon and will wear shirt number 20.
Jan Willem van Dop, the general director of Go Ahead Eagles, stated that Feyenoord is paying an amount with six zeros for right-back Mats Deijl. Van Dop said that if a club from the top three comes for such a player, you have to look at it differently. He also confirmed that Feyenoord is paying at least one million euros for the defender.
Jan Willem van Dop, the general director of Go Ahead Eagles, stated that Feyenoord is paying an amount with six zeros for right-back Mats Deijl. Van Dop said that if a club from the top three comes for such a player, you have to look at it differently. He also confirmed that Feyenoord is paying at least one million euros for the defender.
According to Voetbalprimeur.nl, Mats Deijl has announced he has played his final match for Go Ahead Eagles and is moving to Feyenoord. Deijl said that he just has to sign his contract and will be a Feyenoord player if the ride to the hotel goes well. Deijl stated that he had very good conversations and that this is a dream step for him. He is leaving Deventer halfway through the season. Deijl mentioned that he had been thinking about the transfer in recent days and that he considered it important to play this last match for his club and teammates.
According to Voetbalprimeur.nl, Mats Deijl has announced he has played his final match for Go Ahead Eagles and is moving to Feyenoord. Deijl said that he just has to sign his contract and will be a Feyenoord player if the ride to the hotel goes well. Deijl stated that he had very good conversations and that this is a dream step for him. He is leaving Deventer halfway through the season. Deijl mentioned that he had been thinking about the transfer in recent days and that he considered it important to play this last match for his club and teammates.
ESPN reports that Mats Deijl, the captain of Go Ahead Eagles, will play for the Deventenaren on Thursday evening in the Europa League, but may be a Feyenoord player in three days as the clubs have reached an agreement. After returning from France, Deijl will report to Feyenoord for the medical examination. ESPN reporter Sinclair Bischop states that Deijl could possibly debut against Heracles this coming weekend.
ESPN reports that Mats Deijl, the captain of Go Ahead Eagles, will play for the Deventenaren on Thursday evening in the Europa League, but may be a Feyenoord player in three days as the clubs have reached an agreement. After returning from France, Deijl will report to Feyenoord for the medical examination. ESPN reporter Sinclair Bischop states that Deijl could possibly debut against Heracles this coming weekend.
According to Voetbal International, Mats Deijl, the captain of Go Ahead Eagles, will leave the club after the match against OGC Nice to join Feyenoord. The report states that after the Europa League match on Thursday, Deijl will focus on his move to Feyenoord, where he is expected to provide cover for the injured Givairo Read and Bart Nieuwkoop. Deijl's departure leaves Go Ahead Eagles without a key player and their captain.
According to Voetbal International, Mats Deijl, the captain of Go Ahead Eagles, will leave the club after the match against OGC Nice to join Feyenoord. The report states that after the Europa League match on Thursday, Deijl will focus on his move to Feyenoord, where he is expected to provide cover for the injured Givairo Read and Bart Nieuwkoop. Deijl's departure leaves Go Ahead Eagles without a key player and their captain.
Marc van Hintum confirmed that the transfer of Mats Deijl to Feyenoord is not yet fully completed. Feyenoord approached Deijl's entourage this week. According to various reliable media, the club has succeeded in taking over the right-back for a reported amount of 300,000 euros. Van Hintum stated to ESPN that it looks good for both parties, but the deal is only final when the contracts are signed, which has not yet happened. He also told De Stentor that the deal is not yet concluded and that it is still about the small details.
Marc van Hintum confirmed that the transfer of Mats Deijl to Feyenoord is not yet fully completed. Feyenoord approached Deijl's entourage this week. According to various reliable media, the club has succeeded in taking over the right-back for a reported amount of 300,000 euros. Van Hintum stated to ESPN that it looks good for both parties, but the deal is only final when the contracts are signed, which has not yet happened. He also told De Stentor that the deal is not yet concluded and that it is still about the small details.
Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that the transfer of Mats Deijl to Feyenoord is imminent.
Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that the transfer of Mats Deijl to Feyenoord is imminent.
FR12 reports that Feyenoord have made their interest in Mats Deijl concrete and have submitted an opening bid to Go Ahead Eagles. The management of Mats Deijl is aware of Feyenoord's interest. It is reported that a personal agreement will not be difficult, as Mats Deijl is reportedly open to a move to De Kuip. It is expected that the involved parties will reach an agreement on a multi-year contract. RTV Oost reports that the deal could progress quickly and that Go Ahead Eagles will not block a move to Feyenoord.
FR12 reports that Feyenoord have made their interest in Mats Deijl concrete and have submitted an opening bid to Go Ahead Eagles. The management of Mats Deijl is aware of Feyenoord's interest. It is reported that a personal agreement will not be difficult, as Mats Deijl is reportedly open to a move to De Kuip. It is expected that the involved parties will reach an agreement on a multi-year contract. RTV Oost reports that the deal could progress quickly and that Go Ahead Eagles will not block a move to Feyenoord.
According to FR12, Feyenoord is preparing a first offer for Mats Deijl. The club is seeking additional right-back options because Givairo Read is unavailable until at least March and Bart Nieuwkoop is also injured, leaving Jordan Lotomba as the only available player for the position. Deijl is a 28-year-old Dutch captain and a regular starter for Go Ahead Eagles, and is considered an experienced option. It was previously reported that Deijl had a wish to advance his career after this season, and a transfer at this time would be sooner than expected. He is under contract at Go Ahead Eagles until mid-2028. The defender joined the club in July 2021 and has registered one goal and three assists in 19 Eredivisie appearances this season. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €2.00m.
According to FR12, Feyenoord is preparing a first offer for Mats Deijl. The club is seeking additional right-back options because Givairo Read is unavailable until at least March and Bart Nieuwkoop is also injured, leaving Jordan Lotomba as the only available player for the position. Deijl is a 28-year-old Dutch captain and a regular starter for Go Ahead Eagles, and is considered an experienced option. It was previously reported that Deijl had a wish to advance his career after this season, and a transfer at this time would be sooner than expected. He is under contract at Go Ahead Eagles until mid-2028. The defender joined the club in July 2021 and has registered one goal and three assists in 19 Eredivisie appearances this season. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €2.00m.
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