Feyenoord is not willing to just cooperate with the transfers of Tyrell Malacia, Marcos Senesi and Luis Sinisterra. Clubs that are interested in the services of the three must come with at least twenty million euros, writes The Telegraph† At the moment, no club is approaching those amounts. In the case of Sinisterra and Orkun Kökcü, Feyenoord will even attempt to break open their contracts early.
Senesi screens with serious interest from the Serie A, where, among others, AS Roma, Internazionale and Napoli like to see the brand new international. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport attracting Senesi is ‘top priority’ for Roma. The Romans got to see the centre-back perform live in the Conference League final. Senesi still has a contract until next summer. Feyenoord has an option to add an extra year to it. Roma hopes to persuade the 25-year-old left leg with a salary of two million a year.
Malacia will in any case be fixed in South Rotterdam until the summer of 2024. The left wing defender has become one of the figureheads of Feyenoord and is also part of the selection of the Dutch national team. Olympique Lyon and Manchester United are reportedly interested in Malacia’s services, but an initial offer from the French was rejected. Lyon will have to bid at least double, as the first bid did not exceed ten million euros. Peter Bosz has expressed his appreciation for Malacia and would like to see the left back come.
If it is up to Feyenoord, the contracts of Kökcü and Sinisterra, which are fixed until 2025 and 2024 respectively, will even be opened early and extended. Both players were of great value last season and are very much in the interest of being sold this summer. In their case too, clubs do not have to come up with offers of less than twenty million euros. Kökcü scored 7 goals and 9 assists in 51 official games. Feyenoord is not eager for his departure. Arne Slot is charmed by the midfielder and would like to see him stay.
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