Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Competitions Director Giorgio Marchetti and UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk during the Semi Finals draw REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Chelsea REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk during the draw REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws SK Slavia Prague REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Eintracht Frankfurt REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Benfica REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Valencia REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Villarreal REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Napoli REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk draws Arsenal REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 General view of the hand of UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk during the draw REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Competitions Director Giorgio Marchetti and UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk before the draw REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Soccer Football - Europa League - Quarter Finals and Semi Finals Draw - Nyon, Switzerland - March 15, 2019 UEFA Europa League ambassador Pierre van Hooijdonk before the draw REUTERS/Denis Balibouse 

Efes Cup runner-up Feyenoord's Tim Vincken (L) jokes with Pierre Van Hooijdonk and goalkeeper Henk Timmer (R) after the final of the Efes Cup soccer tournament in Antalya, January 11, 2007. Werder Bremen beat Feyenoord 2-1. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas (TURKEY) 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk fights for the ball with Galatasaray's Mehmet Topal (L) during their soccer match in the annual Efes Cup at Wow Football Center in Antalya January 9, 2007. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas (TURKEY) 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk is fouled by Galatasaray's Mehmet Topal (L) during their soccer match in the Efes Cup tournament in Antalya January 9, 2007. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas (TURKEY) 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk (C) celebrates his goal against Galatasaray with team mates Serginho Greene (R) and Lorenzo Davids (L) during their soccer match in the Efes Cup in Antalya January 9, 2007. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas (TURKEY) 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk (R) celebrates his goal against Galatasaray with team mate Lorenzo Davids during their soccer match in the Efes Cup in Antalya January 9, 2007. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas (TURKEY) 

Galatasaray's goalkeeper Ali Faryd Mondragon of Colombia fails to save a shot by Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk during their soccer match in the Efes Cup tournament in Antalya January 9, 2007. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas (TURKEY) 

PSV Eindhoven's Arouna Kone (C) is tackled by Feyenoord's Dwight Tiendalli (L) and Pierre van Hooijdonk during their Dutch first division soccer match in Eindhoven September 17, 2006. PSV won the match 2-1. REUTERS/Michael Kooren (NETHERLANDS) 

Fenerbahce's Dutch striker Pierre van Hooijdonk waves to supporters after the Turkish Super League derby match at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium in Istanbul May 22, 2005. Sunday's match marked a last home appearance for Hooijdonk, who is set to return to his old Dutch club NAC Breda. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas FS/MK 

Fenerbahce's striker Hooijdonk carries his son as supporters celebrate their Turkish Super League victory in Istanbul. Fenerbahce's Dutch striker Pierre van Hooijdonk carries his son as supporters celebrate their Turkish Super League victory after beating Galatasaray in a derby match in Istanbul May 22, 2005. Fenerbahce clinched the Turkish title for the 16th time on Sunday, beating Galatasaray to retain a trophy which they rarely looked like losing to their main Istanbul rivals this season. Sunday's match also marked a last home appearance for Hooijdonk, who is set to return to his old Dutch club NAC Breda. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas 

Dutch van Hooijdonk celebrates the Netherlands victory over the Czech Republic with team mates after World Cup qualifier in the Amsterdam. Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) celebrates the Netherlands victory over the Czech Republic with team mates Wesley Sneijder (C) and Dirk Kuijt (L) after their World Cup European zone Group One qualifier in the Amsterdam Arena, September 8, 2004. The Netherlands won the match 2-0. REUTERS/Michael Kooren 

Dutch van Hooijdonk celebrates his goal against the Czech Republic during their World Cup qualifier in Amsterdam. Pierre van Hooijdonk celebrates his goal against the Czech Republic during their World Cup European zone Group one qualifier in the Amsterdam Arena, September 8, 2004. 

Pierre van Hooijdonk (2R) of the Netherlands celebrates his goal against the Czech Republic with Dirk Kuijt (R), John Heitinga (C), Nigel de Jong (2L) and Rafael van der Vaart (L) during their World Cup European zone Group One qualifier in the Amsterdam Arena, September 8, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Kooren MKN/GB 

WESTERVELD AND TEAM MATE VAN HOOIJDONK OF THE NETHERLANDS CELEBRATE AFTER DEFEATING SWEDEN IN EURO 2004 QUARTER-FINAL SOCCER MATCH IN FARO. Reserve goalkeeper Sander Westerveld (top) and team mate Pierre van Hooijdonk of the Netherlands celebrate after defeating Sweden in their Euro 2004 quarter-final soccer match at the Algarve stadium in Faro June 26, 2004. The Netherlands won 5-4 on penalties. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

PLAYERS OF THE NETHERLANDS CELEBRATE AFTER DEFEATING SWEDEN IN EURO 2004 QUARTER-FINAL SOCCER MATCH IN FARO. Players of the Netherlands (L-R) Frank de Boer, Edwin van der Sar, Johnny Heitinga, Pierre van Hooijdonk, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Rafael van der Vaart celebrate after defeating Sweden in their Euro 2004 quarter-final soccer match at the Algarve stadium in Faro June 26, 2004. The Netherlands won 5-4 on penalties. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach 

NETHERLANDS' VAN DER SAR AND VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATE VICTORY OVER LATVIA AFTER THEIR EURO 2004 GROUP D MATCH IN BRAGA. Netherlands' Pierre van Hooijdonk jumps over goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar as they celebrate victory over Latvia during their Euro 2004 Group D soccer match at the Braga Municipal stadium, June 23, 2004. Netherlands won 3-0 and advanced to the quarter-finals. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier 

NETHERLANDS' VAN HOOIJDONK AND VAN NISTELROOY CELEBRATE VICTORY OVER LATVIA AFTER A EURO 2004 SOCCER MATCH IN BRAGA. Netherlands' Pierre van Hooijdonk (2nd L) and Ruud van Nistelrooy (C) celebrate with team-mates their victory over Latvia after a Euro 2004 Group D soccer match at the Braga Municipal stadium, June 23, 2004. Netherlands won the match 3-0 and qualified for the next round. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen 

Pierre van Hooijdonk hands out autographs after the training session of the Netherlands soccer team in Albufeira, June 20, 2004. The Netherlands will play their final Euro 2004 group D match against Latvia June 23. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker 

NETHERLANDS' NISTELROOY REACTS AFTER SCORING A GOAL DURING THEIR EURO 2004 GROUP D SOCCER MATCH AGAINST GERMANY IN PORTO. Netherlands' Ruud van Nistelrooy (C) celebrates with team-mates Wesley Sneijder (L) and Pierre van Hooijdonk after he scored to equalise during their Euro 2004 Group D soccer match against Germany at the Dragao stadium in Porto, June 15, 2004. REUTERS/Michael Dalder 

Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) leads the group of players during the training of the Netherlands soccer team at the Dragao Stadium June 14 in advance of their Group D match against Germany on June 15 in Porto. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PVR/THI 

Pierre van Hooijdonk talks to reporters during the news conference for the Netherlands soccer team June 13 in Albufeira ahead of their Group D match against [Germany] on June 15 in Porto. 

Pierre van Hooijdonk practices free kicks during closed door training of the Netherlands soccer team June 13, 2004 in advance of their Group D match against Germany on June 15 in Porto. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PVR/JES/ 

Pierre van Hooijdonk talks to reporters during the news conference for the Netherlands soccer team June 13 in Albufeira ahead of their Group D match against Germany on June 15 in Porto. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PVR/THI 

COACH ADVOCAAT IS SENDING VAN HOOIJDONK AND COCU TO DUEL AT TRAINING SESSION OF NETHERLANDS SOCCER TEAM IN ALBUFEIRA. Coach Dick Advocaat sends Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) and Phillip Cocu (L) away to duel during a training session of the Netherlands soccer team in the Albufeira Municipal Stadium June 9, 2004 in advance of their Group D match against Germany on June 15 in Porto. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker 

Players of the Netherlands soccer team Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) and Ruud van Nistelrooy (C) talk to fans after their first training in the Albufeira Municipal Stadium after arriving in Portugal, June 8, 2004 REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PVR/WS 

Alan Mayburry of Ireland (L) challenges Dutchman Pierre van Hooijdink during their friendly match in the Amsterdam Arena on June 5, 2004. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PVR/CP 

Wesley Sneijder, Paul Bosvelt, Ronald Waterreus, Sander Westerveld, Johnny Heitinga, Edwin van der Sar, Clarence Seedorf, Pierre van Hooijdonk, Jaap Stam, Roy Makaay and Rafael van der Vaart (from left to right) run during a training session of the Dutch soccer team in Lausanne in advance of Euro 2004 June 2, 2004. REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PVR/ACM 

FENERBAHCE'S DUTCH STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES HIS GOAL
AGAINST BESIKTAS IN A TURKISH PREMIER LEAGUE DERBY. 

FENERBAHCE'S DUTCH STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES HIS GOAL
AGAINST BESIKTAS' DURING THEIR PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH IN ISTANBUL. 

FENERBAHCE'S DUTCH STRIKER PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK CELEBRATES HIS GOAL
AGAINST BESIKTAS' DURING THEIR PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH IN ISTANBUL. 

Fenerbahce's Dutch striker Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) hugs teammate
forward Tuncay Sanli as they celebrate Sanli's second goal against
Adanaspor in a Turkish Super League match at Fenerbahce's Sukru
Saracoglu stadium in Istanbul October 24, 2003. Fenerbahce beat
Adanaspor 3-0. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas

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-FILE PHOTO TAKEN 11OCT03- File photo of Pierre van Hooijdonk of the Netherlands prior to the Euro 2004 Group Three qualifying match at the Phillips stadium in Eindhoven October 11, 2003. 

Netherland's Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) challenges Moldova's Iuric Priganiuc during their Euro 2004 Group Three qualifying match at the Phillips stadium in Eindhoven October 11, 2003. The Netherlands won the match 5 - 0. 

File photo of Pierre van Hooijdonk of the Netherlands prior to the Euro
2004 Group Three qualifying match at the Phillips stadium in Eindhoven
October 11, 2003. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen EURO 2004 PREVIEW
JFL/SN 

Pierre van Hooijdonk ofThe Netherlands (L) takes a free kick in front of
Austria's defence wall (L-R) Ernst Dospel, Markus Schopp, Martin Hiden, Reno
Aufhauser, Thomas Floegel and Emanuel Pogatetz during their Group three Euro
2004 qualifying match in De Kuip in Rotterdam September 6, 2003.
REUTERS/Paul Vreeker PP03090038

PVR/AA 

Dutch striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk stands next to the flag of his new
club Fenerbahce in Istanbul July 13, 2003. Hooijdonk, former Feyenoord
striker, signed a two-year contract with Turkish side Fenerbahce in
Istanbul on Sunday. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas

FS/CVI 

Dutch striker Pierre Van Hooijdonk waves to Turkish fans as he arrives
at his new club Fenerbahce in Istanbul July 13, 2003. Hooijdonk, former
Feyenoord striker, signed a two-year contract with Turkish side
Fenerbahce in Istanbul on Sunday. REUTERS/Fatih Saribas

FS/CVI 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk reacts in frustration during a
Dutch premier division against Ajax in Rotterdam October 6, 2002. Ajax
won the match 2-1. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

JFL/GB 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk (C) tries to score Dynamo Kiev's
goalkeeper Vitali Reva (L) as Andriy Nesmachniy (R) watches during a
Group E Champions League match at de Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam October
1, 2002. REUTERS/Michael Kooren

MKN/GB 

Newecastle United's Nikos Dabizas tackles Feyenoord's Pierre Van
Hooijdonk during the Group E Champions League match at Saint James Park
in Newcastle on September 24,2002. REUTERS/Jeff J Mitchel

JJM/NMB/AH 

JUVENTUS PLAYERS TRY TO BLOCK THE BALL SHOT OUT OF A FREEKICK BY
FEYNOORD'S PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK DURING THEIR CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP E
MATCH IN ROTTERDAM. 

A GROUP OF JUVENTUS PLAYERS TRY TO PREVENT THE BALL OF FEYENOORD'S
PIERRE VAN HOOIJDONK FROM GOING INTO THE GOAL DURING THEIR CHAMPIONS
LEAGUE GROUP E MATCH IN ROTTERDAM. 

Feyenoord's Pierre Van Hooijdonk (R) shoots to score their only goal
against Real Madrid as (L to R) Real Madrid's Esteban Cambiasso, Luis
Figo, Zinedine Zidane, Guti and Ivan Helguera jump to block on August
30, 2002. Real Madrid won 3-1 clinching the UEFA Super. REUTERS/Desmond
Boylan

DB/WS 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk drinks from the UEFA Cup soccer trophy
during celebrations in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. Van Hooijdonk scored
twice in Feyenoord's 3-2 victory over German side Borussia Dortmund.
REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

WR/CRB 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk kisses the UEFA Cup soccer trophy
during celebrations in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. Van Hooijdonk scored
twice in Feyenoord's 3-2 victory over German side Borussia Dortmund.
REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

GB 

Feyenoord's Pierre van Hooijdonk holds up the UEFA Cup soccer trophy
during celebrations in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. Van Hooijdonk scored
twice in Feyenoord's 3-2 victory over German side Borussia Dortmund.
REUTERS/Jerry Lampen

GB 

Feyenoord players Pierre van Hooijdonk (L) and Patrick Paauwe celebrate
their UEFA Cup victory over Borussia Dortmund in Rotterdam May 8, 2002.
Feyenoord claimed the title with a 3-2 win in their home stadium, De
Kuip. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

GB 

Feyenoord striker Pierre van Hooijdonk (R) beats the Borussia Dortmund
wall assisted by Japanese team mate Shinji Ono (3rd R) to score from a
free kick in the UEFA Cup final in Rotterdam May 8, 2002. REUTERS/Jerry
Lampen

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