Feyenoord had predicted a win for the 2025/26 season, but the result was a net loss. The club's financial struggles are partly due to its high spending on players, particularly in the Europa League, where it spent more than PSV did in the Champions League last season. This excessive spending led to a significant loss. The net loss for the 2025/26 season was one of the weakest results in the club's history, only surpassed by the crisis period 2008-2010 and the coronavirus year 2020/21. The club sold several key players, including Paixão, Hancko, Milambo, Hartman, and Timber, yet still incurred a substantial loss. The financial statement also highlighted the club's poor financial management, with Feyenoord's finances being weaker than initially predicted.
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