Marcel Meeuwis
Dutch footballer, played for PSV Eindhoven
Dutch footballer, played for PSV Eindhoven
Born in 1980, this Dutch footballer had a career predominantly as a midfielder. He developed through youth systems and became part of PSV Eindhoven's senior team, contributing to their success in the Eredivisie. Also represented the Netherlands at international levels in various youth categories, showcasing abilities that led to a competitive professional career. Later transitioned towards roles in coaching and football management after retirement from professional play.
Won multiple Eredivisie titles with PSV Eindhoven
Competed in matches for the Netherlands U21 team
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