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AD spots two potential starters in Feyenoord’s pre‑season build‑up

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

AD Shaqueel van Persie and Gjivai Zechiël have emerged as the two brightest talents in Feyenoord’s pre‑season preparation, with Zechiël now looking certain of a place in the starting eleven. The newspaper, Algemeen Dagblad, highlighted the duo after the club’s training camp.

Feyenoord completed five friendly matches against FC Dordrecht, Club Brugge, Sporting Charleroi, Rayo Vallecano and Atalanta as part of the build‑up to the competition start of the upcoming weekend. The Rotterdammers won every one of those games, finishing the pre‑season unbeaten.

During the camp, trainer Giovanni van Bronckhorst identified Zechiël as a potential regular starter. The 22‑year‑old midfielder began the last two friendlies on the pitch from the first minute, reinforcing his claim to a starting spot.

In addition to the on‑field endorsement, Zechiël can now extend his contract with Feyenoord, as the club has already placed a renewal proposal on the table for the young midfielder.

Van Persie also made a strong impression, scoring three goals across the five fixtures. Supporters regularly chanted his name, and the forward’s performances were described as a clear statement of intent.

The newspaper wrote: “Who knows, he could develop into a starter or a fan favourite this season. Zechiël and Van Persie have shown they can play an important role.” This comment underscores the optimism surrounding both players.

With the league campaign set to begin next weekend, the Rotterdammers will look to translate the confidence built in training camp into a strong start to the season, hoping the two stand‑outs can cement their places in the first‑team squad.

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