Coen Moulijn was Feyenoord’s greatest idol, a spellbinding left winger whose dribbling and loyalty made him the emblem of the Rotterdam club. A one-club man in an age of loyalty, he thrilled crowds with his balance and directness across a long and distinguished career.
He was central to the Feyenoord side that won the European Cup in 1970, the first Dutch club to lift the trophy, and represented the Netherlands with distinction. Decades on, he is still revered as the finest player in the club’s history.