Robbens wins fitness race for Euro 2004

Arjen Robben has been included in Holland’s 23-man squad for Euro 2004 after proving his fitness to coach Dick Advocaat.

Wed, 19 May, 2004 - 14:42

Arjen Robben has been included in Holland’s 23-man squad for Euro 2004 after proving his fitness to coach Dick Advocaat.

The 20-year-old, who will join Chelsea from PSV Eindhoven in a five-year deal this summer, had been a major doubt after picking up a hamstring injury in April.

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Courts Soccer Euro 2004 Place: Argentina Person: Robbens Person: Arjen Robben Person: Dick Advocaat Person: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Person: Mario Melchiot Person: Advocaat Person: Paul Bosvelt Person: Andre Ooijer Person: Edwin van der Sar Person: Ronald Waterreus Person: Sander Westerveld Person: Frank de Boer Person: Wilfred Bouma Person: Giovanni van Bronckhorst Person: Johnny Heitinga Person: Michael Reiziger Person: Jaap Stam Person: Mark Van Bommel Person: Phillip Cocu Person: Edgar Davids Person: Clarence Seedorf Person: Wesley Sneijder Person: Rafael van der Vaart Person: Boudewijn Zenden Person: Pierre van Hooijdonk Person: Patrick Kluivert Person: Roy Makaay Person: Andy van der Meyde Person: Ruud van Nistelrooy Person: Marc Overmars Event: Euro 2004 Event: European Championships Event: Under-19 World Cup Organisation: Holland Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: PSV Eindhoven Organisation: Germany Organisation: Voetbal International Organisation: Manchester City Organisation: PSV Organisation: Fulham Organisation: Real Sociedad Organisation: Rangers Organisation: Barcelona Organisation: Ajax Organisation: Lazio Organisation: AC Milan Organisation: Middlesbrough Organisation: Fenerbahçe Organisation: Bayern Munich Organisation: Inter Milan Organisation: Manchester United

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