Robin Van Persy has been appointed new manager for Fayenode, with former Manchester United and Arsenal signing the deal until 2027.
The 41-year-old, who won the Premier League title with United in 2013, left Heerenveen to take over with De Kuip. Van Persy collected seven wins from his 23-match replies, leading the club to ninth place in Eredy Busy.
Van Persy moved to Arsenal in 2004 and began his career at Feynauld before moving to Old Trafford eight years later. He left Manchester United in 2015, returned to Faynold in 2018, and retired a year later. Van Persy also won 102 caps in the Netherlands and 50 international targets.
In May 2020, Van Persy worked as an assistant to Dick Advocart at Fayenode, and later took on the coaching role in the youth setup for his hometown club. He signed a two-year contract with Heerenveen in the summer, but experienced a variety of results, including a 9-1 away defeat recorded by Az Alkmaar in September.
“Everyone knows how special my bond with Feynord is,” Van Persy said. “I look forward to working with the player group in 1908. [the club’s training ground] And on de Kuip [the stadium]supported by Legion [fans]Play the match and achieve success together. ”
Feyenoord is third in Eredivisie, 11 points behind leader Ajax. They play Inter in the final 16 of the Champions League after Milan knocked out in the playoffs under interim manager Pascal Boschart.
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Bosschaart, a former club under 21 coach, stepped up after Briample Ske was fired on February 11th. Previously a Sparta Prague coach, Prisuke was appointed in the summer as an alternative to the Liverpool-bound Arneslot.
