Arie de Vroet
Football manager and player in Netherlands
Football manager and player in Netherlands
1918
108 years ago
Athletes & Sports Figures
Netherlands
A former footballer and manager, played as a midfielder. Had a significant playing career in the Dutch leagues before transitioning into management. Managed several clubs within the Netherlands after retirement. Achieved notable success during managerial stints.
Played for FC Utrecht and FC Volendam
Managed FC Volendam and FC Utrecht
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