Feyenoord Aims for Champions League Upset Against Inter Milan

Feyenoord manager Robin van Persie praised his players following their 2-1 defeat to Inter Milan in the Champions League, acknowledging the team's effort despite their elimination. Van Persie noted that conceding an early goal impacted their chances, but he was proud of how his team fought back to equalize before ultimately losing due to a controversial penalty. He emphasized the importance of hope and belief heading into the match, despite trailing 2-0 from the first leg, and highlighted the tactical opportunities they could exploit against a strong Inter side. The match marked a challenging moment for Feyenoord, as they have struggled domestically since the departure of former coach Arne Slot, with van Persie now leading the team in a difficult transition. Despite setbacks, he remains optimistic about the potential for future success. The young winger Aymen Sliti made his professional debut, showcasing the club's commitment to integrating new talent.