Koeman's son makes history by being the first goalkeeper... to score a brace in the Dutch league
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Koeman's son makes history by being the first goalkeeper... to score a brace in the Dutch league

Record6 September 2026 at 20:07

Ronald Koeman Jr, son of the famous former footballer and coach Ronald Koeman, made history by becoming the first goalkeeper to score a brace in the Dutch league. The feat occurred during the match between Telstar and Cambuur, which ended in a draw.

Koeman Jr, who plays as goalkeeper for Telstar, managed to score two goals in the match, something never before achieved by a goalkeeper in the history of the Eredivisie or the Dutch Second Division.

Telstar's draw with Cambuur was marked by this remarkable achievement by Ronald Koeman's son, who thus wrote his name in the history of Dutch football. The feat surprised the football world, considering that it is extremely rare for a goalkeeper to score any goal, let alone two in a single game.

This historic signature adds an interesting layer to the Koeman family's legacy in football, showing that goalkeeping talent can also pass through generations in unexpected ways.

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