Quiz! Can you name the XIs that Clarence Seedorf won the Champions League with?
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What a footballer Clarence Seedorf was. Graceful on the ball, capable of beating a man and with a ferocious long shot on him.
The Dutchman was a member of four Champions League-winning sides. Unusually though, Super Claz won the trophy with three different sides.
The first came in 1995 with Louis van Gaal's Ajax side, against AC Milan - a team Seedorf would later play for. Three years later though, the Dutchman won the title with Real Madrid.
In 2003 and 2007, Seedorf would go on to win the title another couple of times with Milan. His side were 3-0 up in 2005, with a hand on the trophy, too.
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