The pressure is mounting on Robin van Persie following Feyenoord’s 1-1 draw against Twente in the 17th round of the Eredivisie. This result extends the club's winless streak to four matches across all competitions and leaves them trailing league leaders PSV Eindhoven by a daunting 11-point margin.

Despite currently sitting second in the domestic standings, Feyenoord’s overall form has plummeted. The team's struggles are particularly evident in knockout and continental competitions:

Europa League: They sit in 30th place after six rounds, having recorded only one win and five losses, leaving them well outside the qualification zone.

KNVB Cup: Their campaign ended prematurely in the second round following a disappointing exit at the hands of Heerenveen.

The statistics highlight a deepening crisis, with Feyenoord recording only two wins in their last ten matches (2W-1D-7L). As the gap at the top of the table continues to widen and with the club already eliminated from the domestic cup, questions regarding Van Persie's tactical direction and his future at the helm are intensifying. The upcoming fixtures will likely be decisive in determining whether the legendary forward remains in his first major managerial role.