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Arjen Robben

Explore 11 football history records associated with Arjen Robben, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.

Historical events

2000 December

Groningen First-Team Debut

Makes his senior debut for Groningen and quickly emerges as an outstanding young winger.

Netherlands · Groningen
2002

Transfer to PSV

Joins PSV and becomes one of the most dangerous attacking players in the Eredivisie.

Netherlands · Eindhoven
2004

Transfer to Chelsea

Joins Chelsea and contributes to consecutive Premier League title-winning teams.

Netherlands · London
2005

Premier League Championship

Arjen Robben wins the 2004/05 Premier League championship with Chelsea and injects pace and invention into the attack after returning from injury.

Netherlands · London
2006 June 11th

World Cup Goal Against Serbia and Montenegro

Scores the only goal as the Netherlands defeat Serbia and Montenegro 1-0.

Netherlands · Leipzig
2009 August 28th

Robben Joins from Real Madrid

Arjen Robben signs for Bayern Munich from Real Madrid and begins a decade in which he becomes one of the club’s defining attacking players.

Netherlands · Munich
2010

International Caps

Breaks through on goal against Spain in the 2010 World Cup final but is denied by goalkeeper Iker Casillas.

Netherlands · Johannesburg
2010 April 7th

Late Champions League Winner at Old Trafford

Arjen Robben scores a spectacular volley against Manchester United to send Bayern through to the Champions League semi-finals on away goals.

Netherlands · Manchester
2013 May 25th

Champions League Winning Goal

Scores the late winning goal as Bayern Munich defeat Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League final.

Netherlands · London
2013 May 25th

Robben Champions League Final Winning Goal

Scores in the 89th minute to give Bayern Munich a 2-1 victory.

Netherlands · London
2014 May 17th

German Cup Final Opening Goal

Arjen Robben breaks the deadlock in extra time against Borussia Dortmund to set Bayern on course for the German Cup.

Netherlands · Berlin