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The Dutch Underdogs: How Much Feyenoord Players Are Paid – Ranked from Lowest to Highest

Feyenoord has been one of the biggest surprises in this year’s Champions League, securing a spot in the Round of 16 after defeating AC Milan over two legs. Advancing this…

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Feyenoord has been one of the biggest surprises in this year’s Champions League, securing a spot in the Round of 16 after defeating AC Milan over two legs. Advancing this far is an impressive achievement, especially considering that the club’s wage budget is significantly lower than many of the European giants still in the competition.

We took a closer look at Feyenoord’s player salaries and ranked them from lowest to highest.

18. Ayase Ueda – £12,492 per week / £649,596 per year

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Japanese forward Ayase Ueda is among the lowest-paid players at Feyenoord, earning just under £650,000 per year. Despite his modest salary, he has contributed valuable minutes in attack, showcasing his technical skills and finishing ability.

17. Thomas Beelen – £12,492 per week / £649,596 per year

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Young defender Thomas Beelen earns the same weekly wage as Ueda, bringing stability to Feyenoord’s defensive ranks. His salary reflects his developing role within the squad, but his performances suggest he could be in line for a pay rise in the future.

16. Timon Wellenreuther – £12,492 per week / £649,596 per year

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As Feyenoord’s backup goalkeeper, Timon Wellenreuther earns just under £650,000 per year. While he may not be the first-choice shot-stopper, his presence provides crucial depth in goal when called upon.

15. Gernot Trauner – £14,414 per week / £749,534 per year

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Austrian center-back Gernot Trauner provides experience and leadership at the back, earning around £750,000 annually. His presence in defense has been crucial for Feyenoord, and his salary reflects his value to the squad.

14. Quinten Timber – £15,055 per week / £782,846 per year

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Versatile midfielder Quinten Timber takes home just under £800,000 per year. Known for his energy and ability to play multiple roles in midfield, he remains a key part of Feyenoord’s squad.

13. Luka Ivanušec – £15,695 per week / £816,159 per year

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Croatian winger Luka Ivanušec earns over £800,000 per year as he continues to showcase his attacking talent. His ability to create chances and score goals has made him a valuable asset to the team.

12. Gijs Smal – £15,695 per week / £816,159 per year

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Full-back Gijs Smal is on the same wage as Ivanušec, earning over £800,000 per year. His contributions on the left flank have provided defensive solidity and attacking width for Feyenoord.

11. Jordan Lotomba – £18,899 per week / £982,722 per year

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Swiss defender Jordan Lotomba earns close to £1 million annually. His speed and defensive awareness have helped strengthen Feyenoord’s backline throughout the season.

10. Julián Carranza – £18,899 per week / £982,722 per year

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Argentine striker Julián Carranza takes home nearly £1 million per year, reflecting his attacking contributions. As one of Feyenoord’s offensive threats, he plays a key role in breaking down opposition defenses.

9. Jakub Moder – £18,899 per week / £982,722 per year

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Polish midfielder Jakub Moder earns the same wage as Carranza, bringing creativity and technical skill to Feyenoord’s midfield. His ability to dictate play has been essential to the team’s success.

8. Facundo González – £18,899 per week / £982,722 per year

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Uruguayan defender Facundo González also earns nearly £1 million annually. His performances at the back have been crucial in ensuring Feyenoord remains competitive in both domestic and European competitions.

7. In-beom Hwang – £23,543 per week / £1,224,239 per year

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South Korean midfielder In-beom Hwang earns over £1.2 million per year. His playmaking ability and tactical intelligence make him a vital part of Feyenoord’s midfield setup.

6. Ibrahim Osman – £25,145 per week / £1,307,520 per year

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Ghanaian winger Ibrahim Osman is among the higher earners at the club, making over £1.3 million per year. His pace and dribbling ability have been key in unlocking opposition defenses.

5. Igor Paixão – £28,188 per week / £1,465,755 per year

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Brazilian forward Igor Paixão earns nearly £1.5 million per year. His attacking flair and ability to beat defenders have made him a fan favorite at De Kuip.

4. Ramiz Zerrouki – £28,188 per week / £1,465,755 per year

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Algerian midfielder Ramiz Zerrouki, on the same wage as Paixão, is a key figure in midfield. His defensive work rate and passing range allow Feyenoord to control games effectively.

3. Dávid Hancko – £37,637 per week / £1,957,116 per year

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Slovakian center-back Dávid Hancko earns nearly £2 million per year. As one of Feyenoord’s defensive leaders, his commanding presence at the back has been instrumental in the club’s strong performances.

2. Calvin Stengs – £39,238 per week / £2,040,398 per year

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Dutch playmaker Calvin Stengs is the second-highest earner at Feyenoord, making just over £2 million annually. His vision, dribbling, and passing ability have been crucial in unlocking opposition defenses.

1. Justin Bijlow – £47,086 per week / £2,448,477 per year

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Goalkeeper Justin Bijlow is Feyenoord’s highest-paid player, earning nearly £2.45 million per year. As the team’s number one goalkeeper, his shot-stopping ability and leadership have been vital to Feyenoord’s domestic and European success.

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