Gullit Joins Feyenoord from Haarlem
Ruud Gullit becomes a Feyenoord player after arriving from Haarlem, adding athleticism, improvisation and aerial strength to an ambitious Rotterdam side.
Explore 7 football history records associated with Ruud Gullit, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.
Ruud Gullit becomes a Feyenoord player after arriving from Haarlem, adding athleticism, improvisation and aerial strength to an ambitious Rotterdam side.
Ruud Gullit excels as Feyenoord wins the Eredivisie and KNVB Cup in 1983–84, giving the club a domestic double during Johan Cruyff's final playing season.
Joins PSV and becomes one of the leading players in Dutch football.
Wins the Ballon d'Or after an outstanding year for PSV, AC Milan and the Netherlands.
Joins AC Milan from PSV in a major transfer and becomes part of the club's celebrated Dutch trio.
Captains the Netherlands and heads the opening goal in the 2-0 European Championship final victory over the Soviet Union.
Gullit ends the tournament with Chelsea on top after the 2-0 final against Middlesbrough.