Frank de Boer
Dutch footballer and manager, Ajax coach
Born
May 15th, 1970
55 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Netherlands
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A former professional footballer and current manager, contributions include successful spells in both playing and coaching roles. As a defender, played for Ajax, FC Barcelona, and the Dutch national team. Achieved notable successes, including winning four consecutive Eredivisie titles with Ajax. Transitioned into management, leading Ajax to a KNVB Cup victory and the UEFA Europa League final.
Won four Eredivisie titles with Ajax
Led Ajax to a KNVB Cup victory
Managed Ajax to the UEFA Europa League final
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