#5 Danny Blind
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Blind, father of Ajax's Daley Blind, was signed by Ajax in 1986 under the instructions of the manager Johan Cruyff. He remained in Amsterdam until his retirement in 1999. A defender gifted with technical qualities, Blind was essential to Ajax's dominance both in the Netherlands and in Europe.
The Dutchman won with Ajax five Eredivisie titles, four KNVB Cup (also known as Dutch Cup), two Johan Cruyff Shield Cups, one UEFA Champions League, one UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Cup, one UEFA Super Cup and one Intercontinental Cup. He was, in fact, the captain of the team during both the conquest of the Champions League in 1995 against Milan and the winning of the UEFA Cup in 1992 against Torino.
With these achievements, Blind is one of the only two Dutch players who has managed to win every UEFA and FIFA club competition, alongside Arnold Muhren.