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Seedorf married a Brazilian woman, Luviana Seedorf, with whom he owns a restaurant called Finger's in Milan. They have four children. [76] After separating from his wife, he began a relationship with Canadian-Iranian Sophia Makramati, and converted to her faith of Islam in a March 2022 ceremony in Dubai. [77] [78]
Clarence Seedorf 1994–2008 [64] Andwelé Slory 2007 [65] Dwight Tiendalli 2013 [66] Owen Wijndal 2020 ...
Johann Seedorf was a football player and agent, who had three sons - Clarence, Jürgen and Chedric. [2] [3] Stefano and Rahmlee Seedorf are their cousins. [4] Clarence's nephews Collin and Cain are also footballers. [5] [6] Regilio Seedorf is a relative of the family, [7] [8] as is Sherwin Seedorf. [9]
Clarence Seedorf started this game as libero in defense. But because the Swiss played in a different formation than expected, Seedorf accidentally slipped into a role as an end-marker. After several fouls were necessitated to stop his direct opponent, thus suffering a yellow card, head coach Guus Hiddink decided to substitute him off in the 26 ...
Clarence Seedorf; Collin Seedorf; S. Cain Seedorf; Sherwin Seedorf; Stefano Seedorf This page was last edited on 16 October 2023, at 19:32 (UTC). Text is available ...
Additionally, sixteen players were nominated but received no votes: Daniel Amokachi, Dino Baggio, Abel Balbo, Mario Basler, Júlio César, Didier Deschamps, Donato Gama, Stefan Effenberg, Vincent Guérin, Christian Karembeu, Bernard Lama, Japhet N'Doram, Jay-Jay Okocha, Fernando Redondo, Peter Schmeichel and Clarence Seedorf.
Clarence Seedorf (born 1976), football player; Regillio Simons (born 1973), football player; Xavi Simons (born 2003), football player; Rayen Simson (born 1972), kickboxer; Andwelé Slory (born 1982), football player; Evander Sno (born 1987), football player; Virgil Soeroredjo (born 1985), badminton player; Erwin Sparendam (born 1934), football ...
The 2004 Ballon d'Or, given to the best football player in Europe as judged by a panel of sports journalists from UEFA member countries, was delivered to the Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko on 13 December 2004. [1]