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The leading transfers and football developments since the morning in one concise update.
Read story →Michiel Kramer is no longer a professional footballer, according to VoetbalPrimeur. The 37-year-old has started working as an assistant trainer at his former club RKC Waalwijk.
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Feyenoord to face Barcelona in Champions League match
Read story →Feyenoord supporters have been criticised for their fireworks display during a match against SC Cambuur, which left five supporters injured. This has led to a column expressing disapproval of the incident.
Read story →Michiel Kramer, a 37-year-old former professional footballer, has started his new career as a trainer at his old club RKC, following the end of his playing career.
Read story →Michiel Kramer has announced his retirement from football, according to a conversation with VoetbalPrimeur. The original source is VoetbalPrimeur, which has confirmed the news.
Read story →Michiel Kramer, a former Feyenoord striker, has expressed his doubts about PSV's chances in the upcoming Eredivisie season. According to VoetbalPrimeur, Kramer believes that PSV will finish third in the league, while Ajax and Feyenoord will be more motivated to win the title.
Read story →Feyenoord's chances of winning the Eredivisie title have been highlighted by former player Michiel Kramer, who believes that anything less than a championship would be a disappointing season. Kramer spoke to VoetbalPrimeur about his expectations for the upcoming campaign.
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