Official: Sporting offloads Jeremiah St. Juste but left empty-handed | OneFootball

The Feyenoord announced this Thursday the signing of Jeremiah St. Juste, confirming the center-back's return to the Netherlands after terminating his contract with Sporting, leaving on a free transfer. The 29-year-old player thus returns to the Rotterdam club, signing until 2027, with an option for 2028.

As our newspaper reported in an Exclusive Leonino, St. Juste was not part of the main team's plans for the current season and ended up reaching an agreement with the Sporting officials to terminate the contract. The defender spent the last few days in Rotterdam, where he underwent the usual medical exams, then returned to Portugal to formalize the termination and trained with the B team before the official announcement.

St. Juste's time at Sporting was marked by several periods of stoppage due to physical problems, which hindered his continuous assertion in the defensive axis. Nevertheless, the Dutch international was a regular choice whenever available, integrating different defensive solutions over the past seasons and being used in both national and international competitions.

On a collective level, the center-back leaves Alvalade with a significant record, having contributed to winning two Leagues and one Portuguese Cup. At Feyenoord, he reunites with a club where he was previously successful, after winning two Dutch Super Cups and a Cup, now hoping to relaunch his career in a familiar and competitive environment.

In 2024/2025, Jeremiah St. Juste – valued at 3 million euros – played 28 matches with Sporting's jersey: 14 in Liga Portugal Betclic, six in the Champions League, five in the Portuguese Cup, and three in the League Cup. In total, the defender accumulated 1,385 minutes, without scoring or making any assists.

Check out St. Juste's first video at Feyenoord:

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