Cyle Larin Poised for Exciting Transfer to Feyenoord

In a highly anticipated transfer, Canadian international Cyle Larin is on the verge of joining Dutch giants Feyenoord, with reports indicating that an agreement has been reached with Mallorca over a secretive transfer fee, according to the renowned reporter Fabrizio Romano.

Larin, 30, has been eager to part ways with Mallorca before the closing of the summer transfer window, which was highlighted by his absence from the squad during Mallorca's La Liga opener in July, as noted by TSN's Matthew Scianitti.

A Challenging Stint at Mallorca

The Brampton, Ontario native had a challenging season with Mallorca, starting only nine of the 18 matches in the latter half of the 2024-25 campaign, casting doubt on his future with the club. Despite his struggles, Larin was able to net an impressive 22 goals across all competitions during his two and a half years in Spain.

Upcoming Medical and a Glorious Career

Scianitti has reported that Larin will undergo a medical examination with Feyenoord on Tuesday, a significant step toward finalizing his transfer.

Larin initially made his move to Mallorca from Belgium's Club Brugge and has an extensive club career, having played for notable teams such as Real Valladolid, Besiktas, Zulte Waregem, and Orlando City SC in Major League Soccer.

Aiming for World Cup Glory

Larin stands as the second all-time leading scorer for the Canadian men's national team, boasting 30 goals in 86 appearances. As the world gears up for the 2026 World Cup, he is determined to solidify his position within the national team.

This summer has seen a wave of Canadian talent making moves abroad, with fellow countrymen like Jonathan David heading to Juventus and Tajon Buchanan transferring to Villarreal, among others. Larin's potential move to Feyenoord reinforces the growing influence of Canadian players on the global stage.