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    Matthijs de Ligt

    Matthijs de Ligt

    Awards & Honours

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    Awards Won

    7

    Rankings

    3

    Covers

    3

    Records

    Matthijs de Ligt's trophy cabinet reflects a career of consistent success. He is the first defender ever to win the Golden Boy award, and his Kopa Trophy in 2019 cemented his status as the world's best young player. At club level, he has won league titles in three different countries: the Eredivisie with Ajax, Serie A with Juventus, and the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich. His leadership as the youngest captain in Ajax's Champions League history helped the club reach the semifinals in 2019, eliminating Real Madrid and Juventus. These achievements, combined with over 50 caps for the Netherlands, place him among the most decorated defenders of his generation.

    Matthijs de Ligt receiving an award

    Awards

    Rankings & Lists

    #22

    FourFourTwo's 100 Best Players in the World

    FourFourTwo·2019
    #36

    FourFourTwo's 100 Best Players in the World

    FourFourTwo·2020
    #47

    FourFourTwo's 100 Best Players in the World

    FourFourTwo·2021
    #14

    Goal 50

    Goal·2019
    #27

    The Guardian's 100 Best Footballers in the World

    The Guardian·2019
    #46

    The Guardian's 100 Best Footballers in the World

    The Guardian·2020
    #52

    The Guardian's 100 Best Footballers in the World

    The Guardian·2021

    Magazine Covers

    FourFourTwo (Netherlands edition)

    July 2019

    De Ligt: The New Dutch Master

    Sportweek (Netherlands)

    May 2019

    The Captain

    Voetbal International

    2019

    Champions League run cover

    Records & Feats

    First defender to win the Golden Boy award

    Awards·2018

    De Ligt became the first defender in history to win the Golden Boy award in 2018.

    Youngest player to start a major European final

    Career Milestone·2017

    At 17 years and 285 days, he started the 2017 Europa League final for Ajax against Manchester United.

    Youngest Dutch international starter since 1931

    Historic First·2017

    He made his senior debut for the Netherlands at age 17, the youngest starter since 1931.