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Sterling to LEAVE Feyenoord as contract extension ruled out

Raheem Sterling is set to leave Feyenoord at the end of the season after the Dutch giants reportedly ruled out a contract extension for the former Manchester City and Chelsea winger. The 31-year-old arrived in Rotterdam with significant fanfare in February but has struggled to live up to sky-high expectations during a difficult short-term stint.

Is Sterling finished at Feyenoord? ‘He can’t run anymore’

Serdar Gözübüyük makes a bold decision the day after NEC–Feyenoord

Major setback for Sterling! Van Persie explains benching

Raheem Sterling suffered a significant setback at Feyenoord after being dropped to the bench for the crucial Eredivisie encounter against NEC Nijmegen. Head coach Robin van Persie has now clarified the reasoning behind the former Chelsea star's absence from the starting line-up, citing fitness concerns following a disappointing run of form.

Feyenoord players are venting their frustration on social media, branding the situation “ridiculous”

Luciano Valente voiced his frustration after NEC’s match against Feyenoord, calling the outcome “a real disgrace”

Johan Derksen sees Feyenoord make a painful decision: 'This is the worst possible outcome'

Back to the drawing board? Another key player’s future at Feyenoord is in doubt

Seeing Robin van Persie do that says it all about the problems at Feyenoord

FC Twente sends a clear message to Ajax, Feyenoord and PSV

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Feyenoord could be without three of their star performers when they face NEC

Feyenoord has added another familiar face to its coaching staff, just after welcoming Dick Advocaat

PSV has dispatched a highly unusual ‘bonus’ to FC Volendam as a mark of appreciation for the 1–1 draw the latter secured against Feyenoord. The gesture underlines the intricate web

FC Groningen supporters are calling for a boycott of the away match against Feyenoord

Feyenoord flop regains form and is once again a key player in the promotion race

‘Gjivai Zechiël will be in Feyenoord’s starting line-up next season’

Ajax product praised: 'He was the best midfielder at the ArenA on Saturday'

Boulahrouz slams Feyenoord player: ‘You see this sort of thing on Sundays in the amateur leagues!’

'With this kind of performance and these results, Van Persie would have been sacked at any other Eredivisie club'

RvP & Feyenoord flops subjected to savage chants from own fans

Feyenoord manager Robin van Persie and his underperforming squad faced the wrath of their own supporters following a toothless 0-0 draw against relegation-threatened Volendam on Sunday, with Raheem Sterling struggling to make an impact once again. The disappointing stalemate officially confirmed rivals PSV as Eredivisie champions, leaving the Rotterdam giants trailing the leaders by a staggering 17 points in second place.

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