Feyenoord has now “cancelled” their attempt to sign Rav van den Berg, a central defender linked to Crystal Palace, from Middlesbrough, a championship team.
Feyenoord has been working extra hard to get Van den Berg to De Kuip since he became a wanted man in recent weeks.
Feyenoord anticipated losing David Hancko to Al-Nassr of the Saudi Pro League, but his transfer to the team fell through under dubious circumstances.
Feyenoord will not pursue their attempt to recruit Van den Berg from Middlesbrough, but Hancko may still depart.
The Dutch publication RTV Rijnmond claims that Feyenoord is signing two more defenders and that the swoop has been “cancelled.”
Feyenoord plans to bring Tsuyoshi Wantabe and Jordan Bos in at Van den Berg’s cost, and they are scheduled to have medical examinations at De Kuip later today.
Given their involvement in Van den Berg, Crystal Palace may benefit from the development.
| Team | Year | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Reading (C) | 2005–06 | 106 |
| Sunderland (C) | 1998-99 | 105 |
| Newcastle United (C) | 2009–10 | 102 |
| Leicester City (C) | 2013–14 | 102 |
| Fulham (C) | 2000–01 | 101 |
| Burnley (C) | 2022–23 | 101 |
Top six most points total in Championship (from 1992-93);
(C) Champions
Since Marc Guehi is a key target for Liverpool, who have started looking for center backs, it is anticipated that he would depart Crystal Palace.
Feyenoord was after the Middlesbrough defender, but Palace now has a better road after the Dutch team pulled out of the competition.
Malick Thiaw of AC Milan, who wants to stay at the Italian powerhouses by doing everything in his power to persuade them, was linked to them.
It’s unclear if Palace will finally make a play for the Boro star, who turned 21 this month and has two more years left on his contract.
Even though he was called a “sleepyhead,” one of his teammates recently praised his degree of progress.
In an attempt to improve their situation and regain their spot in the Europa League, Crystal Palace is now contesting their demotion to the Conference League.
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