Ferri's Rise to Prominence Continues

Ferri has scored five goals in his last four matches for Feyenoord, with NOS Voetbal confirming the news. The 22-year-old Spanish player has been in impressive form, with Wim Kieft, a former Feyenoord player and NOS analyst, praising his skills.

Ferri's ability to find the net is a key aspect of his game, with Opta's statistics showing that he shoots on average 2.8 times per 90 minutes. This is the highest rate among players who have played more than three full matches. In comparison, Wout Weghorst shoots 1.9 times per 90 minutes. Ferri has played 325 minutes this season and has scored five goals, with an average of 65 minutes per goal. This is 20 minutes less than Ajax's Tolu Arokodare and FC Utrecht's Artem Stepanov, who both have an average of 87 minutes per goal.

Ferri's aerial ability is an area for improvement, with him winning only 42.8% of his aerial duels. This is the lowest rate among the mentioned players, with only Ricardo Pepi, who is currently injured, doing worse. Kieft believes that aerial ability is not something that can be easily learned, saying "If you can't head the ball, you can't head the ball. You're not going to learn it overnight."

Ferri's rise to prominence has been impressive, with Kieft praising his all-around skills. "Ferri is more complete than Ueda," Kieft said. "He plays better with his feet and is more energetic. But we shouldn't get too carried away with his performances. We need to consider the level of competition in the Netherlands as well. He needs to keep playing to get even better."

Ferri's future at Feyenoord remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: he will continue to be a key player for the Rotterdam club.

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