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‘Feyenoord coach Fred Rutten set to quit at end of season’

February 27, 2015

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Feyenoord logoFeyenoord coach Fred Rutten is poised to leave the Rotterdam club at the end of this season, the Telegraaf says on Friday.

Rutten, 52, has been attached to Feyenoord since last summer when he replaced Ronald Koeman. Sources say the decision was taken before Thursday night’s 2-1 defeat by AS Roma, which put the Rotterdammers out of the Europa League.

The club has refused to confirm or deny the rumours and says it will publish a statement next week. Feyenoord are currently joint third in the Eredivise,six points behind Ajax and 20 points behind PSV.

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