Johan de Kock

Dutch footballer and defender

Johan de Kock - Dutch footballer and defender
Born

October 25th, 1964
60 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Netherlands

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A professional footballer who played primarily as a defender. Began his career at FC Groningen and later joined PSV Eindhoven, where he contributed to winning multiple league titles. Also had a significant spell at ADO Den Haag. Represented the Netherlands national team, earning caps and participating in international competitions, including the UEFA European Championship.

Played at FC Groningen

Won league titles with PSV Eindhoven

Represented the Netherlands national team

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