MVV Maastricht
Squad
Nick Kuipers2010current- Hawbir Moustafa2011current
- Kjell Knops2011current
- Fabio Caracciolo2012current
Jo Coppens2014current- Emrullah Güvenç2015current
- Pascal Huser2015current
- Santiago Palacios Macedo2015current
- Steven Fernandes Pereira2015current
Daryl Werker2016current- Arne Naudts2020current
- Nabil El Basri2022current
Brem Soumaorocurrent- Jelle Duincurrent
- Jerome Deomcurrent
- Koen Kostonscurrent
- Michael Verripscurrent
Nacer Chadlicurrent- Shermaine Martinacurrent
- Shermar Martinacurrent
- Thomas Verheijdtcurrent
Victor Hermanscurrent
Xavier Mbuyambacurrent
Jeu van Bun1946–1949
Fons van Wissen1951–1958
Gerard Bergholtz1957–1961
Giel Haenen1961–1966
Jo Bonfrere1963–1985
János Bédl1963–1964
Willy Brokamp1964–1974
Co Prins1969–1971
Harry Heijnen1969–1970- Alex Skotarek1971–1972
Cor Pot1972–1973- Cor Pot1973–1974
Gerrie Kleton1974–1975
Janusz Kowalik1976–1977- John Webb1976–1980
- Willy Brokamp1976–1978
Barry Hulshoff1977–1979- Janusz Kowalik1977–1979
- Johan Derksen1977–1977
Bert van Marwijk1978–1986- Asghar Sadri1979–1979
Cees Schapendonk1979–1982- Søren Busk1979–1982
Gerrie Mühren1980–1981
Hans Erkens1980–1982
Willy van der Kuijlen1981–1982- Eric van der Luer1982–1987
- Robin Turner1982–1983
Dick Nanninga1983–1986
Eric Gerets1984–1985
Pierre Vermeulen1984–1985- Erik-Jan van den Boogaard1985–1987
- Søren Busk1985–1986
Toine van Mierlo1985–1986
Erik de Haan1988–1992
Ernie Brandts1988–1989- Alloysius Agu1990–1992
Raymond Libregts1990–1996
Erik Meijer1991–1993- Hans Visser1991–1995
- Roger Reijners1991–1995
- Rein van Duijnhoven1994–1999
Rick Hoogendorp1995–1996- Alami Ahannach1996–1998
Denny Landzaat1996–1999
Wilfred Bouma1996–1998
Jeroen Heubach1997–1999
Jerry de Jong1997–2001
Kenneth Perez1997–2000
Marc Nygaard1997–1998- Wasiu Taiwo1997–2003
- Arjan Vermeulen1998–1999
- Erik Korchagin1998–2000
- Michel Vonk1998–2001
- Émerson Luiz Firmino1998–1999
- Igor Tomašić1999–2000
- Jerry Taihuttu1999–2000
- Joey Guðjónsson1999–2000
- Stijn Meert1999–2000
- Theo Snelders1999–2001
- Danny Wintjens2000–2005
- Cédric Van der Elst2001–2002
- Fabio Caracciolo2001–2007
- Fuat Usta2001–2002
- Suat Usta2001–2002
- Tom Muyters2001–2007
- Tomas Daumantas2001–2003
- Nyron Wau2002–2003
- Dražen Brnčić2003–2007
- Fuat Usta2003–2003
Khalid Hamdaoui2003–2005- Richard Hastings2003–2004
- Angelo Martha2004–2006
- Marc Kienle2004–2006
Serge van den Ban2004–2008- Bart Deelkens2005–2005
- Bart Deelkens2005–2006
Harrie Gommans2005–2007- Leonardo dos Santos Silva2005–2005
Daniel Gomez2006–2010- Philipp Haastrup2006–2010
- Robert van Boxel2006–2009
Ebrima Ebou Sillah2007–2008
Gunter Thiebaut2007–2009
Ole Tobiasen2007–2010
Bülent Akın2008–2009
Christian Brüls2008–2010- Ebrima Ebou Sillah2008–2010
- Maxime Annys2008–2008
Ruud Boffin2008–2010
Ömer Kulga2008–2011- Faty Papy2009–2010
- Gerard Aafjes2009–2011
- Jonas Faraasen Olsen2009–2011
Malcolm Esajas2009–2013
Tom Van Hyfte2009–2014
Volkan Ünlü2009–2010- Bryan Smeets2010–2015
- Cliff Mardulier2010–2011
- Emra Tahirović2010–2010
Ibrahim Maaroufi2010–2010- Marco Ingrao2010–2012
- Sjors Verdellen2010–2014
Marc Eberle2011–2012
Prince Rajcomar2011–2012- Robert Böhm2011–2011
Sven Braken2011–2015- Tosin Dosunmu2011–2011
- Antonio Stankov2012–2014
- Bram Castro2012–2014
Leroy Labylle2012–2012- Leroy Labylle2012–2013
- Nathan Rutjes2012–2014
- Adnan Sečerović2013–2014
- Gianluca Maria2013–2014
- Koen Daerden2013–2013
- Koen Daerden2013–2013
- Maic Sema2013–2013
- Marco Ospitalieri2013–2015
- Alessio Alessandro2014–2015
Dalian Maatsen2014–2015
Hobie Verhulst2014–2015- Jordy Croux2014–2015
- Niels Vorthoren2014–2015
Stef Peeters2014–2015- Jordy Croux2015–2016
- Leroy Labylle2015–2015
- Prince Rajcomar2015–2016
- Stef Peeters2015–2016
- Alessandro Ciranni2016–2016
- Alessandro Ciranni2016–2018
- Florian Loshaj2016–2018
Kelechi Nwakali2016–2017
Stefan O'Connor2016–2017
Jonathan Okita2017–2018
Marvin Ogunjimi2017–2018
Dimitri Lavalée2018–2019- Kelechi Nwakali2018–2018
Urho Nissilä2019–2020- William Balikwisha2020–2020
- Sem Westerveld2025–2026
MVV Maastricht is a professional football club based in Maastricht, Netherlands.
Founded on April 2, 1902, MVV Maastricht has a rich history in Dutch football.
The club was initially named Maastrichtsche Voetbal Club before adopting its current name in 1908.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
Maatschappelijke Voetbal Vereniging Maastricht, commonly known as MVV Maastricht, was founded on April 2, 1902, during a meeting at Maastricht's Vrijthof square. Initially named Maastrichtsche Voetbal Club (MVC), the club underwent several name changes before settling on Maastrichtse Voetbal Vereniging in 1908. For much of its early history, MVV competed in the top tiers of Dutch football, achieving notable success in the interwar years, including national runner-up finishes in 1927 and 1932. The club also saw several players, such as Bèr Felix and Sjo Soons, gain international recognition by representing the Netherlands national team.
Professional Era and Achievements
The professional era for MVV began in 1952, coinciding with the club's 50th anniversary and the growing demand for professional football in the Netherlands. Following the merger of the KNVB and the Nederlandse Beroeps Voetbalbond, MVV was admitted to the newly formed Eredivisie after finishing third in the qualification round. The club enjoyed a sustained presence in the top division throughout the 1950s and 1960s, solidifying its status in Dutch football.
MVV has had several notable achievements, including winning the Eerste Divisie twice, in 1984 and 1997, and securing promotion to the Eredivisie in 1978 and 1988. Additionally, they won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1970, marking a significant milestone in their competitive history. Today, MVV Maastricht continues to compete in the Eerste Divisie, representing the city of Maastricht with pride.
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Career & Clubs
Foundation and early years (1902–1946)
MVV was founded in 1902 following a meeting held on Maastricht's Vrijthof square. Initially named Maastrichtsche Voetbal Club (MVC), the club changed its name several times before adopting the title Maastrichtse Voetbal Vereniging (MVV) in 1908. From its formation until the mid-1970s, MVV competed in the top tiers of Dutch football. The club enjoyed several strong campaigns in the interwar period, finishing as national runners-up in 1927 and 1932, and recording further high finishes in 1936, 1939 and 1946. In 1946 the team won its regional league and progressed to the national championship play-offs, but finished bottom of the group. During this period several MVV players gained international recognition. Bèr Felix, Sjo Soons and Jeu van Bun were all selected for the Netherlands national football team, a notable distinction at a time when the KNVB largely drew its players from clubs in the Randstad.
Professional era (1952–1969)
In 1952 MVV marked its 50th anniversary amid growing calls for the introduction of professional football in the Netherlands. Two years later the KNVB and the breakaway Nederlandse Beroeps Voetbalbond (NBVB) reached an agreement to merge their competitions, creating a national semi-professional league structure. MVV placed third in the final NBVB–KNVB qualification round and were admitted to the new Eredivisie. The club enjoyed a sustained period in the top division during the 1950s and 1960s.…
- League
- Eerste Divisie
Legacy
Eerste Divisie Winner: 1984, 1997 Promoted to Eredivisie Promotion: 1978, 1988 UEFA Intertoto Cup Winner: 1970
Results
Below is a table with MVV's domestic results since the introduction of professional football in 1956.
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Maatschappelijke Voetbal Vereniging Maastricht, commonly known as MVV Maastricht or simply as MVV, is a Dutch professional football club from the city of Maastricht. Founded on 2 April 1902, MVV Maastricht currently competes in the Eerste Divisie, the second tier of Dutch football.
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