Socceroo Jordan Bos’ dream move to Feyenoord from Westerlo has been completed after signing a four-year deal with the Dutch giants.
Feyenoord, who are 16-time Dutch Eredivisie champions, are currently managed by Dutch great Robin van Persie.
Bos has been signed to add depth to their left-back options, following the departures of Quilindschy Hartman to Burnley and Hugo Bueno returning to Wolverhampton.
The 22-year-old left-back, whose father is Dutch, actually supported Feyenoord as a child.
Bos told the Feyenoord website: “As a child, I didn’t experience much of the country outside of my summer holidays in the Netherlands, but I’ve had that shirt on my shoulders for countless days.
“So you could say I was partly raised with Feyenoord. It was always far away, literally and figuratively. The fact that I’m here now and a player is, of course, incredible in that respect. I know what De Kuip can be like, and now I get to really experience it as a player. Wonderful.”
Bos has flown to join Feyenoord’s first team immediately in their training camp in Grassau, Germany.
‘It’s a really special day, for me and for my family’
— Feyenoord Rotterdam (@Feyenoord) July 25, 2025
Riley McGree limped out of Middlesbrough’s 2-0 friendly loss to Bradford City, but Boro boss Rob Edwards downplayed any major injury concerns.
Edwards told reporters: “Riley just felt a tightness so that was more precaution. We’re hoping it’s no more than that.
“After the game on Saturday, Riley felt he wanted to work on the intensity a little bit more. I know that was in his head. He was flying around tonight, and I think he just felt things tighten up a little bit.”
New signing Zac Sapsford scored the winner for Dundee United in their 1-0 pre-seaosn friendly win over Luxembourg club UNA Strassen.
In more transfer news, Massimo Luongo has joined English Championship club Millwall on a one-year deal after leaving Ipswich Town.
😉 The secret is out…Massimo Luongo is a Millwall player.
✍️ Summer signing brought to you by @MyGuavaBusiness, Official Payments Partner.
— Millwall FC (@MillwallFC) July 25, 2025
Scottish club Motherwell have rejected a bid from Norwegian outfit Viking for Apostolos Stamatelopoulos. Elsewhere, Paul Okon-Engstler has left Benfica to join Sydney FC.
To competitive action, Noah Botic scored on his debut for Austria Vienna but it wasn’t enough to prevent a shock 3-2 cup exit at the hands of third tier outfit Voitsberg on Sunday.
Botic, who moved to Vienna from Western United in the off-season, was handed a start in their Austrian OFB Cup clash.
Voitsberg went ahead before Botic levelled on the stroke of half-time from a corner.
Botic, who scored a few goals in pre-season for his new club, will have a busy week with Austria Vienna competing int he UEFA Conference League qualifiers before their new Bundesliga campaign starts against Jacob Italiano’s Graz AK next weekend.
Noah! 🙌💜 pic.twitter.com/jC4D4vaz9F
— FK Austria Wien (@FKAustriaWien) July 27, 2025
Ryan Teague made his Belgian Pro League debut for his new club Mechelen in a 1-1 draw away to Waregem on Sunday.
Teague, who joined the Belgian club from Melbourne Victory in July, debuted as a 73rd minute substitute with his side leading 1-0, before they conceded a stoppage-time penalty for the equalizer.
Daniel Arzani was absent for Ferencvaros’ Hungarian season opening 1-1 draw at MTK Budapest.
Cammy Devlin got an assist in Hearts’ 4-0 midweek win over Dumbarton in the Scottish League Cup.
Devlin started and played 73 minutes while Calum Nieuwenhof got a full game in midfield.
Mohamed Toure got an assist in Randers’ 2-1 win over Aarhus in the second round of the new Danish Superliga campaign.
Paul Izzo was absent with a hip injury again while Musa Toure remained an unused substitute.
Mohamed Toure, however, started and laid off the pass for Norman Campbell’s 51st minute goal for 1-1. He was replaced in the 68th minute of the win.
⭐️🇦🇺 | Mohamed Touré with a great assist in Randers’ 2-1 win vs AGF (Danish Superliga, played 69 minutes): 🎥 pic.twitter.com/uSr47oLGFM
— AusFootHQ (@ALeagueHQ) July 25, 2025
Milos Degenek wore the captain’s armband for TSC, playing a full game in a 0-0 draw away to Radnik in Serbia’s SuperLiga.
Aiden O’Neill put in a full shift and was firmly involved in New York City’s final two goals as they rallied back for a 4-3 road win over Dallas in USA’s MLS.
