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The legendary Dutch player Robin van Persie has denied that his decision to give his son Shaqueel a senior debut during Feyenoord’s Europa League defeat to Celtic was motivated by sentiment.
The 19-year-old was introduced late in Thursday’s match in Glasgow by the former Manchester United and Arsenal striker, who is presently Feyenoord’s head coach.
After returning to the Rotterdam club in 2017 after spending two years in Manchester City’s system, Shaqueel signed his first professional contract in 2022 and has been moving up the ranks ever since.
Just four days prior, he was named on the bench during Feyenoord’s Eredivisie loss to NEC Nijmegen, giving him his first taste of professional involvement.
He was substituted in the 81st minute while his team was behind 2-1 in Scotland, but Celtic quickly scored again to win 3-1.
Van Persie emphasized that the decision was made solely to try to save the match and had nothing to do with family relations.
He later stated, “We needed a goal, so I made that call as a coach, not as a dad.” “Shaqueel has the ability to score goals from any angle. I brought him on for that purpose.
During his brief cameo, Shaqueel only managed one attempt within Celtic’s area, but according to his father, the teenager earned the chance via consistent efforts behind the scenes.
“From a father’s perspective, your son’s debut is always a memorable occasion. But like Shaqueel, I was working, so I wasn’t too preoccupied with savoring the experience,” he remarked.
“I consider Shaqueel to be a player. When we first started working together a few years ago, we both agreed to this. I think Shaqueel handled that pretty nicely, as do I.
Naturally, when we get home later, we’ll have a good time and feel proud of one another. Like every player who makes his debut, Shaqueel went through a lengthy process before making his debut, which is why I am happy of him. It’s a memorable occasion for him because he worked hard and earned it.
