Devyne Rensch
Devyne Rensch
Devyne Rensch
- Chiều cao
- 180
- Cân nặng
- 74
- Ngày sinh
- Chân thuận
- Giá trị
- €8.5m
- Hợp đồng đến
- 2029-06-30
Devyne Rensch is a Dutch football player, born on January 18, 2003; he is currently 23 years old. He stands at 179 cm tall and weighs 79 kg. He can use both his left and right feet, and his market value is 8.5 million euros. Rensch currently plays for Roma as a defender; he wears the number 2 jersey, and his contract runs until June 30, 2029. Throughout his career, Rensch has achieved several accolades: he has participated in the U17 World Cup once, won the U17 European Championship once, and has also won the U19 Dutch Football League title once as well as the U19 Dutch Youth Cup once.
Assists25/2623 · 4
Rating25/2677 · 6.9
Big chances created25/2684 · 4
Errors leading to shot24/2571 · 1
Tackles22/2365 · 14
Pass accuracy21/2218 · 93
- Participants in the U17 World Cup×1 · 2019
- U17 European Championship winners×1 · 2019
- U19 Dutch Football League Champions×1 · 2019
- U19 Dutch Youth Cup Champions×1 · 2019
- Participants in the UEFA Champions League×3 · 22-23、21-22、20-21
- UECL participants×1 · 23-24
- Participants in the U17 European Championship×1 · 2019
- Participants in the U21 European Football Championship×3 · 2025、2023、2021
- UEFA Europa League participants×6 · 25-26、24-25、24-25、23-24、22-23、20-21
- KNVB Cup winners×1 · 20-21
- Dutch Eredivisie champions×2 · 21-22、20-21
- Runner-up of the KNVB Cup×1 · 2022
- Champions of the Algarve U17 International Championship×1 · 2019
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