Boudewijn Zenden
Dutch footballer and manager with Barcelona
Dutch footballer and manager with Barcelona
Played professional football primarily as a winger for multiple clubs, including PSV Eindhoven, Barcelona, and Chelsea. Achieved success in club football by winning domestic league titles and European competitions. Transitioned into management after retiring from playing, taking roles at various clubs. Additionally contributed to the Dutch national team, earning caps and participating in major tournaments.
Won La Liga with Barcelona in 1998
Secured multiple Eredivisie titles with PSV Eindhoven
Played in the UEFA Champions League final
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