Feyenoord hopes for a record fee for Ayase Ueda, but must also give a significant amount to old clubs. The Rotterdam club sets a price of between 30 and 35 million euros. Ueda represents a transfer value of 17.3 million euros. Cercle Brugge has the right to 20 percent of the profit, while the total transfer sum for the 27-year-old striker can still increase from 8 million euros to 10.25 million euros through bonuses. Furthermore, five percent will also flow to Japan, where Ueda played for Kashima Gakuen High School, Hosei University, and Kashima Antlers from the age of 12 to 23. If Feyenoord actually collects 35 million euros for Ueda, there will still be 4.95 million euros left. The Rotterdam club is high in the estimated transfer value (ETV) with the speculated price. Ueda has played himself into the spotlight with his scoring drive for Feyenoord last season. The World Cup is still to come, but the Japanese striker can already count on great interest from the Premier League. Feyenoord would, however, be high in the tree and reportedly aiming for a record fee. In a transfer of Ueda, the Rotterdam club would, however, see a significant part disappear to other clubs. Ueda's performances have not gone unnoticed after he crowned himself top scorer of the Eredivisie last season. Everton would reportedly be in pole position for the services of the 27-year-old striker, with the Toffees preparing a bid. This would be thought to be in the range of 21 million euros to 23 million euros. However, it appears that Feyenoord is not satisfied with such a sum. The Rotterdam club reportedly sets a price of between 30 and 35 million euros, clearly indicating that Feyenoord is betting on an excellent World Cup for Ueda with Japan.