Feyenoord Has Strengthed Its Squad on the Final Day of the Dutch Transfer Market With the Striker Cyle Larin. The Club is Loaning the Thirty-Year-Old Canadian Until the End of the Season from Real Mallorca.
Larin Will Compete in the Kuip With Ayase Ueda and Casper Tengstedt, Who Permanently Joined from Benfica in the Summer. Ueda Has started the Season Well with Four Eredivisie Goals and Has So Far Always Been Given A Starting Place Under Coach Robin van Persie.
With Larin, Feyenoord Brings a Seasoned Player to Rotterdam. The Striker Has Played 86 International Matches for Canada, in which Has Scored Thirty Times. Before His Time At Real Mallorca, Larin Played for Orlando City, Besiktas, Club Brugge, Zulte Waregem, and Real Valladolid. In Turkey, he won the National Title with Besiktas in 2021.
Larin Scored Seven League Goals for Real Mallorca Last Season, which Finished Tenth in La Liga. Larin Has Not Yet Played for the Spanish Islanders This Season.
“I look forward to playing for feyenoord and working with coach van Persie,” Larin Says on the Feyenoord website. “He is a striker, just like me, and his presence convinced me to come to Rotterdam. I can learn a lot from him.”
Earlier This Week, Feyenoord Said Goodbye to Striker Julián Carranza, Who Left on Loan to Leicester City. The 25-year-old Carranza Came about Last Year from the American Club Philadelphia Union, But Failed to Make A Landing Impression in De Kuip.