DUTCH HEROES

Sixty-nine shirts following a run of Dutch players across every club they wore, not just their years at Ajax, Feyenoord or PSV. Van Persie at Arsenal and Manchester United, Robben at Chelsea, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, this page is built around the country producing the player rather than the club cashing in on him.

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Van Nistelrooy and Van Persie, two different number 9s

Ruud van Nistelrooy runs from PSV in 1998-99 through Manchester United and Real Madrid, including a limited edition Netherlands home shirt from 2004-06 marked "Authentic" on the label, a detail that separates it from the standard replica cut sold alongside it. Robin van Persie covers Feyenoord, Arsenal and Manchester United, including the Netherlands shirt he wore the season he moved from one Premier League club to a direct rival, plus a Feyenoord third kit still with its tags from 2002-03, back when he wore number 22 rather than the 9 he later inherited at Old Trafford.

Robben and Sneijder, Bayern and Inter

Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder both left the Eredivisie early and built the bulk of their careers abroad, tracked here through Chelsea, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Ajax and Galatasaray shirts alike. Robben's Netherlands shirts span 2010-14, either side of the World Cup final his generation reached in South Africa, while Sneijder's Ajax away kit, still with its tags, predates the Inter Milan treble season that made his own reputation across Europe rather than just at home.

Van der Sar, Davids and the rest of the squad

Edwin van der Sar's goalkeeper shirt from 2004-05, the season before his move from Fulham to Manchester United, and Edgar Davids's Juventus years fill out the rest of the page, alongside Kluivert's 2000-02 Netherlands home shirt and the other names that made Dutch football's export era feel deeper than just its two or three biggest stars. Frenkie de Jong's Barcelona shirt marks the newest addition to this group, a reminder that the pattern these older shirts trace is still playing out with the current generation.

Where else to find these players

Most of them also turn up wearing Netherlands orange, and the wider group of players judged on the same level, regardless of nationality, is gathered in legends. Anyone comparing a player's club years against his time with the national side will find both routes lead to the same jerseys, just organised around a different starting point.

Good to know

Which players does this page cover?
Ruud van Nistelrooy, Robin van Persie, Arjen Robben, Wesley Sneijder and Edwin van der Sar, tracked across every club they played for.
Are the club shirts here from outside the Netherlands too?
Yes, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Galatasaray all appear, alongside these players' Eredivisie years.
Is there a Netherlands national team shirt on this page?
Where in stock, yes, since several of these players' national shirts are included alongside their club shirts.
How do these players relate to the legends page?
Legends covers the same tier of player regardless of nationality, while this page is specifically the Dutch names among them.
What are the shipping costs?
Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Every order ships with track and trace.

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