Cruyff Court in Charlois Named After Leo Beenhakker
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A Cruyff Court in Oud-Charlois has borne the name of Leo Beenhakker since Wednesday. The former football manager of Real Madrid and Feyenoord, among others, thus receives a lasting tribute in the neighborhood where he grew up.
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feyenoord.comOn Wednesday, the renewed Cruyff Court in Rotterdam-Charlois was festively reopened and officially named after Leo Beenhakker, Feyenoord reports on the website. Feyenoord's football legend and former success coach, who died last year at the age of 82, will thus have a permanent place in the neighborhood where he grew up. Under the watchful eye of the club's management, Feyenoord celebrities Jorien van den Herik and Mario Been, Councillor Jeroen …
The Cruyff Court at Nachtegaalplein in Charlois has been named after Leo Beenhakker. The small football pitch was reopened on Wednesday in honor of the former Feyenoord manager. Mario Been, Jorien van den Herik, and son Erwin Beenhakker were present. Beenhakker himself grew up in the Rotterdam district...
About a year and a half after his passing, the Cruyff Court at Nachtegaalplein in Rotterdam Charlois has been named after Leo Beenhakker. The former manager of Feyenoord and Real Madrid, among others, grew up in this neighborhood. The renovated football pitch was reopened on Wednesday afternoon in the presence of his son Erwin Beenhakker, Mario Been, and Jorien van den Herik.
On Wednesday, Leo Beenhakker was given a permanent place in the neighborhood where he grew up. Jorien van den Herik and Mario Been attended the festive reopening of the renovated Cruyff Court in Charlois, which will henceforth be known as Cruyff Court Leo Beenhakker. The sports field at the...
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