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Ruud Gullit praises NEC and questions Eredivisie giants

Dutch football legend Ruud Gullit has heaped praise on NEC following their impressive tactical performance. At the same time, he has publicly questioned why traditional Eredivisie heavyweights like Ajax, Feyenoord, and PSV fail to replicate such efficiency.

'Nobody saw this coming' - Van Bronckhorst 'surprised' by Xavi's Oranje move

Feyenoord boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst has admitted he was stunned by the KNVB's bold move to name former Barcelona team-mate Xavi as the new Netherlands head coach. The Dutch tactician has already reached out to congratulate the Spaniard, insisting that his former colleague deserves total backing despite the initial scepticism surrounding his appointment.

The Quarter-Billion Deal: Al-Hilal Reach Agreement with the Netherlands' Surprise Package. A Slap That Saved His Career, and Now "the Beginning of the End for Salem and Malcom"

A blockbuster summer transfer..

'Not a pleasant conversation' - Van Persie's Feyenoord sacking explained

Feyenoord technical director Devy Rigaux has explained the club's decision to part ways with Robin van Persie, insisting it was driven by data and performance trends rather than emotion. The Dutch giants concluded that results and on-pitch dominance had declined, leading them to appoint Giovanni van Bronckhorst as the man they believe can deliver long-term success.

Slot's Liverpool assistants reunite at Feyenoord as Van Bronckhorst returns

Feyenoord are on the verge of a coaching reshuffle that sees Arne Slot’s Liverpool backroom staff reunite back in Rotterdam. Former Arsenal and Barcelona star Giovanni van Bronckhorst is set to return as head coach, filling the void left by Robin van Persie.

Sterling arrested on suspicion of drug driving after crash

Raheem Sterling has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving following a crash involving his Lamborghini on the M3. The 31-year-old was released on bail as police continue their investigation into the incident.

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