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Kraay jr. calls Feyenoord loanee Ouarghi a special talent

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·
Kraay jr. calls Feyenoord loanee Ouarghi a special talent

In the bright studio of ’s , Hans Kraay jr. praised Feyenoord’s loan player Ayoub Ouarghi, describing the Dutch‑Maroccan midfielder as a ‘ten’ who makes everything look beautiful on the left flank. His enthusiasm echoed the optimism surrounding Ouarghi’s early season impact at FC Dordrecht, where he is already being hailed as the club’s new flavour‑maker, and even the Feyenoorder in the studio nodded in agreement.

Bosschaart’s cautious optimism

Pascal Bosschaart, who worked with Ouarghi at Feyenoord Onder 21 and now watches him at FC Dordrecht, also joined the chorus of praise. He asked, “My question is now: is he also that good?” highlighting the curiosity surrounding the youngster’s progress. Kraay jr. said, “I think he’s something special, a ten playing on the left.” I like everything about this boy.” The quote underscored the high expectations placed on the loanee.

Bosschaart warned against over‑inflating the youngster, noting, “We must not make him too big, otherwise he may outgrow his shoes.” He added that the player possesses “a lot of potential” and is “a winner.”

He also admitted that such talent can be challenging for a trainer, describing Ouarghi as “a tricky boy in the good sense.” Bosschaart explained that modern coaches often place players in boxes, but Ouarghi sometimes steps a little outside those limits.

Finally, Bosschaart concluded that the midfielder has quickly proven his qualities and, while unsure if he will reach Feyenoord 1, believes the move to Dordrecht is a very good step for his development.

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