Feyenoord eyeing QPR’s Leroy Fer

Feyenoord eyeing QPR’s Leroy Fer as possible Vilhena replacement
Posted by Michael Bell on November 23rd, 2015 10:59 PM | Dutchmen Abroad, Eredivisie, News, Transfer News
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According to AD, Feyenoord are looking to loan Leroy Fer from QPR should they sell Tonny Vilhena this January.

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Vilhena has an agreement with Feyenoord that any serious offers for the midfielder will be accepted so that he can leave De Kuip, where the 20-year-old has been unhappy with the lack of playing time.
Should Vilhena depart then Feyenoord will look to bring Leroy Fer back to the club, but only on a loan basis from English Championship side QPR.

 

It is a strange and unsettled life being a pro footballer. Must be very odd and unsettling for their families.

 

Hasn't stepped up this season at all ? Or am I being harsh ? I know there is a class player in there just not at our level , needs better players around him to shine I believe . Possibly cash in and look elsewhere ?

 

if they want to give us ten million in a transfer then yes but not as a loan

 

I agree: he looked top drawer in the latter part of last season and I was delighted that, one way or another, we kept him. However, this season, he has largely swanned around and looked very bottom drawer. He could be very, very good but he seems to drift in and out of games and can't always be relied upon to put in a shift.

 

he should be sold off warnock will then spend the money on some proper players

 

Big wages, little end product. Get rid if possible and make way for my Luongo-Gladwin-Doughty dream team midfield.

 

I thought he was excellent against Boro.........easily the best player in the Championship imo.

 

Hes not fit imo......not to the level he should be anyway and possibly still concerned about a bad injury

 

I admit I'm not the bloke's biggest fan and Redknapp playing him wide was a complete joke but he's played 71 games in England, mostly in the Prem but some in the Champ. He has 11 goals. His career suggests he's a 1 in 6 player which is fine if you're contributing all over the pitch but he seems to do little if anything defensively. Again, not that big a deal if you're a young, cheap player looking to improve but he's nearly 26 and presumably at his peak or very close to it. On a wage of presumably £1-2 million a year, I just don't see a case for keeping him if we get any serious offer to sell.