Goal efficiency
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T. de Jong
Paderborn II · Regionalliga - Relegation Round · Attacker · #47 · Netherlands · 20 yrs
Paderborn II · Regionalliga - Relegation Round · Attacker · #47 · Netherlands · 20 yrs
T. de Jong plays as an attacker for Paderborn II. T. de Jong is a Dutch international, 20 years old, attacker, currently at Paderborn II. T. de Jong wears shirt number 47 for Paderborn II. T. de Jong was born in Netherlands on 2005-04-24. T. de Jong is 193 cm tall. T. de Jong's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across 2. Bundesliga, U19 Bundesliga, DFB Junioren Pokal, Eerste Divisie, and other leagues. T. de Jong's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore T. de Jong season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2025 |  MVV MAA |
| 2024 |  SC Paderborn 07 PAD |
| 2023 | SC Paderborn 07 PAD |
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At first glance, Barcelona’s record without Frenkie de Jong under Hansi Flick looks more than respectable. Winning 25 of 32 matches, drawing one and losing six would be considered an excellent retur...
FC Barcelona manager Hansi Flick has announced the squad list of players who will be travelling to England today for the club’s one-week pre-season camp.The Blaugrana will set up base at St. George�...
Frenkie de Jong addressed his injury and responded to rumors suggesting a rift between him and Barcelona. Frenkie de Jong has broken his silence after weeks of speculation surrounding his recovery from a knee injury and his standing at Barcelona. The Dutch midfielder returned from the World Cup with a torn medial collateral ligament in his right knee, an issue that could keep him sidelined for around four months. “Normally, I don’t pay much attention to what is written about me, but recently there has been a lot of speculation about my injury and my situation at Barcelona… During the World Cup, I got injured on my knee. After the first assessments, the doctors told me it was a small injury and that it wouldn’t get worse if I continued playing,” De Jong began in a post on his Instagram account. The injury reportedly worsened during the Netherlands’ Round of 32 match against Morocco, where De Jong played through 110 minutes despite already carrying the problem, having received pain-blocking injections to remain available for his country during the tournament. De Jong explained that once he returned to Barcelona, further examinations revealed the injury was more serious than initially believed, though surgery isn’t required for his recovery. 🚨🇳🇱 Frenkie de Jong statement. 🔵🔴 pic.twitter.com/XC3RP3XzpI— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 23, 2026 “In my holiday, I returned to Barcelona for further examinations. These showed that the injury was more serious than initially determined. Thankfully, at this stage there is no need for surgery, and I am now fully focused on my recovery and returning to the pitch as soon as possible,” he added. De Jong reaffirms his commitment to Barcelona In the aftermath, reports emerged suggesting Barcelona felt misled by the Dutch federation over the true severity of the issue, while also pointing to friction between De Jong and coach Hansi Flick over how the situation was handled. That combination of a serious injury and swirling institutional tension fueled speculation about De Jong’s short-term future at the club. De Jong, however, made clear that he remains fully committed to both Barcelona and the Netherlands national team, brushing aside any suggestion of a rift with the club. “Playing for Barca and Oranje is something I feel incredibly proud of, and my commitment to both will never change. I will continue to give everything for this badge, for my teammates and for our fans. There are still many moments to create and goals we want to achieve together. Thank you for all your support. I can’t wait to be back. Visca Barca Sempre,” De Jong concluded.
Frenkie de Jong’s latest injury adds another chapter to an increasingly frustrating fitness record since arriving at FC Barcelona in 2019. As confirmed by the club today, the Dutch midfielder has be...
Following Barcelona’s confirmation that he has suffered a tear of the medial collateral ligament in his right knee, Frenkie de Jong has released a personal statement on Instagram addressing the spec...
Frenkie de Jong appears to be facing major problems at Barcelona. Amid reports about his physical condition, he is reportedly dealing with an injury that will keep him out for more than four months. In addition, his relationship with Hansi Flick does not appear to be at its best. Frenkie de Jong is not coming from his best professional season. Despite seeking to shine at the 2026 World Cup, the Netherlands were eliminated by Morocco in the Round of 16. In addition, he reportedly faces a major dilemma at Barcelona, as he appears to have an injury that will keep him out for more than four months. Along with this, his relationship with Hansi Flick does not seem to be the best possible. FC Barcelona revealed, via X, that De Jong returned from the World Cup with a tear of the medial collateral ligament in the right knee, facing a recovery longer than four months. According to Luis Miguel Sanz, via Diario Sport, the Blaugrana are reportedly very upset with the player over how he has handled his injury. The Blaugranas face a major dilemma with Frenkie de Jong. In the return leg of the Champions League vs Atletico Madrid, the medical staff gave him the approval to play. However, he refused to play, stating that he did not want to take the risk. After this incident, Hansi Flick is very upset, completely losing confidence in him, reports Gerard Romero, via Jijantes FC. Marc Bernal could pave the way for Frenkie de Jong’s Barcelona exit Heading into the 2026-27 season, Barcelona could decide not to pursue a signing to cover Frenkie de Jong’s absence. Although his absence is long-term, they are reportedly determined to cover every position with the players already available in the squad. With this in mind, head coach Hansi Flick could give Marc Bernal a bigger role, which could pave the way for the Dutchman’s departure in the short term. Barcelona stars Frenkie de Jong and Marc Bernal. If Marc Bernal shines in midfield, he would become Flick’s undisputed starter. At just 19 years old, he has already played 1,313 minutes, being an essential part of the team’s collective play. He could take advantage of this opportunity to push the 29-year-old star out of the starting lineup. With this in mind, Barcelona could look to sell him in the winter of 2027 or the summer of 2027, as he would no longer be a central part of the sporting project. Barcelona could struggle to part ways with Frenkie de Jong Frenkie de Jong is coming off being an essential player in Barcelona’s sporting project. Amid injuries, he managed to play 2,569 minutes, establishing as one of the best players in the world. Despite this, the emergence of Marc Bernal and his reportedly poor relationship with Hansi Flick could force his transfer. With a contract until 2029, the Blaugrana may not find it easy to secure a transfer for the 29-year-old star. According to Què T’hi Jugues of SER, Frenkie de Jong receives an annual salary of between €9-10 million net per season. Because of this, he is one of the highest-paid players on the team. Therefore, Barcelona could find it quite difficult to find a team that wants to pay a multi-million transfer fee, together with a multi-million salary. To convince Frenkie to leave the team, Hansi Flick would have to show him that he is a secondary player, betting on Marc Bernal. With this, he could force a departure from the team, facilitating any possible negotiation. Therefore, Barcelona could need at least one more season to look for his departure, complicating the situation.
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