Erik ten Hag

Football manager, Ajax title winner

Erik ten Hag - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 2nd, 1970
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Born in the Netherlands, a professional football player transitioned into management after retiring. Managed FC Utrecht, achieving significant domestic success. Gained prominence with Ajax, leading the team to multiple Eredivisie titles and a remarkable run to the UEFA Champions League semi-finals in 2019. Developed a reputation for tactical acumen and player development, emphasizing a possession-based style of play.

Won Eredivisie titles with Ajax

Reached UEFA Champions League semi-finals in 2019

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