An emblematic player of the 2000s (with Juventus and the Netherlands), Edgar Davids participated in an event organized by the Canadian Idol of Basket Steve Nash.
After his end of career in 2014 (at the Barnet FC, a London club League Two), Edgar Davids failed to establish himself as a coach. A graduate, the former Dutch international (74 selections for 6 goals from 1994 to 2005) began as assistant coach of Telstar, in Dutch D2, before taking the head of Olhanense, Portugal, in January 2021, to be fired six months later. He was then part of Louis Van Gaal’s staff for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Now without a sidelines, Edgar Davids goes around the world where he can measure his popularity coast. Left -handed medium nicknamed “Le Pitbull”, recognizable by far with his glasses and his dreadlocks, the Surinamais was one of the prodigies of Ajax, winning the Champions League in 1995, and shone during the World Cup 98 in France (up to elimination in the semi-finals on penalties against Brazil).
Davids was then a star of the 2000s round ball, as an emblematic player from Juventus. He is triple Italian champion with the Bianconeri (once with Didier Deschamps and Zinédine Zidane, twice with David Trezeguet).
Edgar Davids humiliated!
Guest of the Steve Nash’s Showdown in New York this week, Edgar Davids did the show but also took a little bridge from an opposing player, which capsized the spectators present at the Sara D. Roosevelt Park (in the Lower East Side).
Steve Nash, NBA legend (twice MVP of the year, in 2005 and 2006), organized the 12th edition of his football tournament, the big round ball fan. In addition to Davids, the 51 -year -old Canadian also invited Javier Zanetti, Patrick Vieira, Giuseppe Rossi, the former Sochalien Charlie Davies or Tony Parker, Grant Hill and Chris Bosh.
