Feyenoord have officially introduced former leftist Westerlo Jordan Bos as their seventh summer signature.

Australians Jordan Bos join Insult for a fee of about € 5 million. Bos is the successor of Quilindschy Hartmanwho left Feyenoord for Burnley, and Hugo Buenowhose loan did not become a permanent transfer from the Rotterdam Club.

Bos, the son of a Dutch immigrant, grew up a fan of Feyenoord and calls him “unbelievable” that he is now a Feyenoord player. “As a kid, besides the summer holidays in the Netherlands, I didn’t see much from the country, but I’ve worn that countless shirt at times.

“So you can say that I grew up partly with Feyenoord. It was always far away, literally and figurative. The fact that I’m here now and a player is, of course, incredible in this regard. I know how de kuip can be, and now I try it as a player. Wonderful.”

Bos becomes the seventh Summer Signature for Feyenoord, who also signed Sem Steijn, Luciano Valente, Casper Tedstedt, Goncalo Borges, Tsuyoshi Watanabe and Gaoussou Diarra.

Aussie

The 2002 -born BOS becomes the eighth Australian representing Feyenoord. Brett Emertonwho played 122 games and won the UEFA Cup with Feyenoord in Bos’s year of birth was the most visible name. Former Liverpool porter Brad Jones (86 appearances) and striker Dave Mitchell, who scored 15 times for Feyenoord in the late 1980s are other visible names.

Bos, a 19-year-old Australian international, signs a four-year contract in Rotterdam. ABOUT WesterloBos played 46 games, in which he scored seven times and provided four assists.