Clarence Seedorf has beautiful remains. The former midfielder, who worked for Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, took part in “Game4Ukraine”, a charity match aimed at raising funds to repair infrastructure destroyed in Ukraine since the invasion of Russia in February 2022 Seedorf wasn’t the only old football star on the lawn of Stamford Bridge in London: Samuel Eto’o, Fabio Cannavaro, Andriy Shevchenko and the French Claude Makélélé and Robert Pirès were also there.
But it was the 47-year-old Dutchman who stood out the most. Despite his age, Seedorf managed a nice dribble at the entrance to the box before a powerful left-footed shot, which left former goalkeeper Jens Lehmann no chance. Seedorf retired in 2014 after a final stint in Botafogo, Brazil.
