Randell Harrevelt

Born in Amsterdam, Harrevelt came through the youth systems of AFC, Zeeburgia, Volendam, Nottingham Forest and VVV-Venlo/Helmond Sport. He moved to Belgian side Excelsior Veldwezelt in 2012, leaving when the club declared bankruptcy that December. After a short spell without a club, he joined Icelandic second-tier side BÍ/Bolungarvík in 2015, and signed for Pietà Hotspurs of Malta in January 2016, scoring on 25 minutes in a 3–2 FA Trophy quarter-final win over St. George's. He later had stints with Dumlupınar Üniversitesi in Northern Cyprus (2016–17) and with Sollentuna in Sweden's Division 1 in 2018, before joining Anduud City in the Mongolian Premier League in 2019, scoring in several league fixtures that season. In August 2019 he signed for Romanian third-tier club Știința Miroslava, and in March 2020 moved to Finnish side Pallo-Iirot in the Kakkonen. He joined Swedish club Fagersta Södra in August 2021, and returned to the Netherlands in 2024 with amateur side Zwaluwen '30 after a spell in Italy with San Marco.

When Harrevelt played in Mongolia, he was contacted by Aruba national football team manager Martin Koopman and later made three senior appearances for them in the 2019–20 CONCACAF Nations League group stage, debuting against Guyana on 6 September 2019.

Following Excelsior Veldwezelt's bankruptcy, Harrevelt undertook modelling work, and has spoken about trials and short-term moves early in his career, including a brief trial at Club Africain in Tunisia.