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The 22-year-old, who has played 19 times for the Socceroos since making his debut against Ecuador in March 2023, was unveiled by his new club in Rotterdam on Friday.
“It’s amazing being here,” Bos said. “It’s my family’s club because my dad is Dutch.
“His whole family have been supporting Feyenoord for many generations, so I’ve been receiving a lot of messages hoping it would come true, and it finally has.”
Bos joins the Robin van Persie-coached outfit after two seasons in Belgium, where he played 44 league games for Westerlo. He previously featured for A-League side Melbourne City.
The left-back has established himself as a regular in Tony Popovic’s Australia squad and he played nine times during the country’s successful attempt to qualify for the2026 FIFA World Cup. However, he missed the last four Socceroos matches due to a hamstring injury.
