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Feyenoord arrives with Hadj Moussa and the glory of 1970

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo7 September 2026 at 10:48

Feyenoord secures a direct spot in the Champions League league phase, reaching the mark of 65 points in the Dutch league, the Eredivisie. The Rotterdam club secured their qualification through solid performance in the domestic season.

Striker Hadj Moussa is highlighted as one of the key players for the team this campaign. The player represents one of the main attacking weapons for the side in the upcoming European competition.

The club carries with it the memory of the title won in 1970, when it became the first Dutch club to win the European Cup, now the Champions League. This achievement remains a historic milestone in Feyenoord's history.

The combination of a solid campaign in the Eredivisie, the talent of Hadj Moussa, and the historic European legacy puts Feyenoord in a competitive position for the Champions League edition that is about to begin.

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