Dutch media agree on brutal Raheem Sterling verdict as Feyenoord title hopes end

Dutch media agree on brutal Raheem Sterling verdict as Feyenoord title hopes endRaheem Sterling remains without a goal since his move to Feyenoord in FebruaryCommentsSportFasika Zelealem Senior Sports Reporter09:30, 06 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesRaheem Sterling endured a frustrating afternoon with Feyenoord on Sunday(Image: Sonny Lensen/EPA/Shutterstock)Raheem Sterling endured another arduous afternoon as Feyenoord drew 0-0 against FC Volendam. The Dutch giants' Sunday stalemate not only marked their third draw in their last four games but also handed PSV their third straight Eredivisie title.‌The former Liverpool and Manchester City star has yet to score in six games since signing for Feyenoord in February and has routinely come in for criticism from much of the Dutch media.‌In what was his fourth start in a row for Robin van Persie's side, an uneventful showing on the left wing saw him substituted off in the 77th minute as Feyenoord looked for a potential winner, but to no avail.‌Premier League icon Van Persie said his side - who were subject to chants of "shame on you" from fans - were to blame for only managing a draw to their relegation-threatened opponents as the ex-Manchester United hero said: "We mainly have to look within ourselves."We had enough chances to score a goal. As the game progressed, we became sloppier. We should have handled that better. Then you gain a bit more control, and that diminished in the second half. That is entirely our fault."Here is how the Dutch media reacted to Sterling's performance...‌READ MORE: Robin van Persie and Raheem Sterling under pressure as furious Feyenoord fans turnREAD MORE: 'I’ve watched Raheem Sterling at Feyenoord – he’s causing Robin van Persie a big problem'JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageDe TelegraafThe 31-year-old earned a smidgen of praise from De Telegraaf despite an all-around disappointing display wh...