Height 184 cm
Shirt 34
Age 34
Preferred foot Right
Country Netherlands
Market value €1m
Contract end 30 June 2027
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EFL Cup · 2026–2027
2 Apps
1 Starts
92 Minutes
0 Goals
1 Assists
0 Clean sheets
0.78 xA
8.8 Rating
Player profile
The radar needs 180+ minutes in EFL Cup (92 so far).
Shooting
Stat Total Per 90
Goals
0
0.00
xG
0.08
0.08
xG excl. penalty
0.08
0.08
Shots
1
0.98
Passing
Stat Total Per 90
Assists
1
0.98
xA
0.78
0.77
Accurate passes
29
28.4
Pass accuracy
85.3%
—
Accurate long balls
1
0.98
Long ball accuracy
50.0%
—
Chances created
7
6.85
Big chances created
3
2.93
Possession
Stat Total Per 90
Dribbles
1
0.98
Dribbles success rate
100.0%
—
Duels won
8
7.83
Duels won %
72.7%
—
Aerials won
1
0.98
Aerials won %
100.0%
—
Touches
54
52.8
Touches in opposition box
5
4.89
Dispossessed
0
0.00
Fouls won
1
0.98
Defending
Stat Total Per 90
Defensive actions
11
10.8
Tackles
5
4.89
Interceptions
2
1.96
Blocked scoring attempt
1
0.98
Fouls committed
1
0.98
Recoveries
5
4.89
Dribbled past
2
1.96
Clearances
3
2.93
Clean sheets
0
0.00
Goals conceded while on pitch
1
0.98
xG against while on pitch
0.99
0.96
Discipline
Stat Total Per 90
Yellow cards
0
0.00
Red cards
0
0.00
Percentiles appear after 180 minutes in a competition.
All
Championship
EFL Cup
Premier League
FA Cup
Season Team Apps G A Rating
▸ 2026–2027
West Ham United
11
0
2
7.3
Championship
9
0
1
7.0
EFL Cup
2
0
1
8.8
▸ 2025–2026
Brighton & Hove Albion
28
1
1
6.9
Premier League
24
1
0
6.8
FA Cup
2
0
0
7.0
EFL Cup
2
0
1
7.7
▸ 2024–2025
Brighton & Hove Albion
24
0
2
7.0
Premier League
21
0
0
7.0
FA Cup
2
0
2
7.8
EFL Cup
1
0
0
6.7
▸ 2023–2024
Brighton & Hove Albion
33
1
1
6.8
Premier League
27
1
1
6.7
Europa League
6
0
0
7.0
▸ 2022–2023
Brighton & Hove Albion
35
1
1
6.9
Premier League
31
1
1
6.9
FA Cup
3
0
0
6.7
EFL Cup
1
0
0
7.0
▸ 2021–2022
Brighton & Hove Albion
37
1
1
7.1
Premier League
34
1
1
7.1
FA Cup
2
0
0
7.1
EFL Cup
1
0
0
6.4
▸ 2020–2021
Brighton & Hove Albion
34
1
1
6.9
Premier League
28
1
1
6.9
FA Cup
3
0
0
6.7
EFL Cup
3
0
0
—
▸ 2019–2020
Ajax
30
0
0
7.1
Eredivisie
19
0
0
7.4
Super Cup
1
0
0
—
KNVB Cup
1
0
0
—
Champions League
9
0
0
6.5
▸ 2018–2019
Ajax
14
1
0
7.0
Eredivisie
9
1
0
6.9
Champions League
5
0
0
7.1
▸ 2017–2018
Ajax
36
1
2
7.2
Eredivisie
30
1
1
7.2
KNVB Cup
2
0
0
—
Champions League
2
0
0
—
Europa League
2
0
1
—
▸ 2016–2017
Ajax
44
0
3
7.0
Eredivisie
30
0
3
—
Champions League
4
0
0
—
Europa League
10
0
0
7.0
▸ 2015–2016
Ajax
44
2
5
—
Eredivisie
34
2
5
—
KNVB Cup
1
0
0
—
Champions League
2
0
0
—
Europa League
7
0
0
—
▸ 2014–2015
Ajax
34
4
0
—
Eredivisie
25
4
0
—
KNVB Cup
1
0
0
—
Champions League
5
0
0
—
Europa League
3
0
0
—
▸ 2013–2014
Ajax
34
2
2
—
Eredivisie
25
2
2
—
Super Cup
1
0
0
—
KNVB Cup
4
0
0
—
Champions League
3
0
0
—
Europa League
1
0
0
—
▸ 2012–2013
Ajax
10
0
0
—
Eredivisie
7
0
0
—
KNVB Cup
3
0
0
—
▸ 2014–2015
Jong Ajax
3
0
0
—
Eerste Divisie
3
0
0
—
▸ 2013–2014
Jong Ajax
3
1
0
—
Eerste Divisie
3
1
0
—
Ajax
Competition Won Runner-up
Super Cup ×2
2019/2020, 2013/2014
2
Eredivisie ×4
2018/2019, 2013/2014, 2012/2013, 2011/2012
4
KNVB Cup ×1
2018/2019
1
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