Ferri's first goal was not allowed due to offside against Barcelona, and he also missed out on a goal against PEC Zwolle due to a handball by his teammate Mika Marmól. However, Opta decided that the goal against PEC Zwolle was actually an own goal by Simon Graves, but PEC Zwolle disputed this decision. Ferri eventually scored his first goal in the Eredivisie against NEC, but it was not until he scored against PEC Zwolle that he finally got his name on the scoresheet.
Ferri's first goal in the Eredivie was a crucial one, as it helped Feyenoord secure a 2-0 win over PEC Zwolle. He also scored his second goal in the match, just after the break.