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Seattle Sounders Eye Feyenoord Striker Casper Tengstedt

Seattle Sounders Eye Feyenoord Striker Casper Tengstedt
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"Apparently an unpopular opinion, but I would think that's a shame. Those five goals in 21 games give a distorted picture.

In twelve of those 21 games he played less than fifteen minutes.

Especially when you consider that our last quarter of an hour last season in most games the whole team was rubbish.

In fact, the entire second half was not worth watching in most games," wrote user Snouzuless.

Fan reactions reflected the growing competition within Feyenoord's frontline following recent squad additions.

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"He is certainly not a bad player in terms of quality, but he currently completely lacks confidence and seems to have already given up hope of success at Feyenoord.

Ueda is still there and they have bought another new striker. A sale is very desirable for both parties," replied user Feye1908.

Commentators noted that squad depth considerations could still influence Feyenoord's willingness to complete a deal.

"Agreed that he is underrated as a finisher and the playing minutes you mention, but why do you necessarily have to keep him if you get Ferri, have Van Persie, and Ueda hasn't been sold yet?

Personally, I'm in favor of a more 'footballing' striker like Van Persie anyway," stated user Gast474.

The debate continued regarding the potential risks of selling multiple attacking options during the same transfer window.

"I do agree with you guys though.

With the current four strikers, he's the first one I'd sell in my opinion, especially if Ueda stays.

Van Persie is rightly being brought along slowly and it will probably be some time before he is fully usable.

If you sell both Ueda and Tengstedt, you essentially only have Ferri left as a striker. That's a bit thin.."

added user Snouzuless.

Other supporters voiced doubts about whether the forward's playing style fit the team's long-term needs.

"I was never very impressed by him. Isn't fast enough, but strong in front of goal.

Rather a striker with more grit. Doesn't get to play, so better for him and Feyenoord," remarked user Gast272.

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Feyenoord's final transfer decision may depend on whether Ueda attracts interest from top European leagues before the summer window closes.

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