Feyenoord Rotterdam, founded in 1908, stands as one of the Netherlands' most storied clubs with 14 Eredivisie titles, 11 KNVB Cups, and European glory including their memorable 2002 UEFA Cup triumph, instantly recognizable by their iconic red-and-white halved home shirts typically paired with black shorts, while their away kits traditionally feature blue or black designs, and throughout their proud history the club has been graced by legendary players like Willem van Hanegem, the visionary midfielder and embodiment of Feyenoord's fighting spirit; Coen Moulijn, the dazzling winger and club icon from their 1970 European Cup-winning side; Robin van Persie, the prolific striker who emerged from their youth academy to become a global star; and more recently Danish playmaker Christian Eriksen, all of whom have contributed to Feyenoord's reputation as one of Dutch football's powerhouses and a symbol of Rotterdam's working-class identity.