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Leo Beenhakker Quiz

Test what you know about Leo Beenhakker with 6 questions from Hajma: his nationality, his first head coaching job, his coaching moves, and how many teams he has managed. Reveal each answer, add up your points, then challenge your friends to a two-team match.

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Leo Beenhakker

How well do you know Leo Beenhakker?

6 questions

Each question is worth points like on the Hajma board: 200 easy, 400 medium, 600 hard. Lock in your answer, then reveal it.

  1. 200 pointsQuestion 1

    Which country is Leo Beenhakker from?

    • AItaly
    • BSyria
    • CNetherlands
    • DKuwait
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    Netherlands

  2. 400 pointsQuestion 2

    How many teams has Leo Beenhakker managed?

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    17

    SC Veendam, SC Cambuur, Go Ahead Eagles, Ajax, Real Zaragoza, FC Volendam, Netherlands, Real Madrid, Grasshopper Club Zürich, Saudi Arabia, América, İstanbulspor A.Ş., C.D. Guadalajara, SBV Vitesse, Feyenoord, Trinidad and Tobago, and Poland

  3. 400 pointsQuestion 3

    What year was Leo Beenhakker born?

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    1942

    Born August 2, 1942.

  4. 600 pointsQuestion 4

    What was Leo Beenhakker’s first job as head coach?

    • ASC Cambuur
    • BSC Veendam
    • CReal Madrid
    • DSBV Vitesse
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    SC Veendam

    1968–1972

  5. 600 pointsQuestion 5

    Which team did Leo Beenhakker take over after Poland?

    • AFeyenoord
    • BReal Zaragoza
    • CSC Veendam
    • DFC Volendam
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    Feyenoord

    2007

  6. 600 pointsQuestion 6

    Which team did Leo Beenhakker take over after Trinidad and Tobago?

    • ASaudi Arabia
    • BFeyenoord
    • CSC Cambuur
    • DPoland
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    Poland

    2006–2009

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Leo Beenhakker: quick facts

Leo Beenhakker was a soccer coach from Netherlands. Born August 2, 1942; died April 10, 2025.

How old is Leo Beenhakker?

Leo Beenhakker was born on August 2, 1942 and died on April 10, 2025, aged 82.

Which teams has Leo Beenhakker managed?

Leo Beenhakker has managed 17 teams: SC Veendam, SC Cambuur, Go Ahead Eagles, Ajax, Real Zaragoza, FC Volendam, Netherlands, Real Madrid, Grasshopper Club Zürich, Saudi Arabia, América, İstanbulspor A.Ş., C.D. Guadalajara, SBV Vitesse, Feyenoord, Trinidad and Tobago, and Poland.

What nationality is Leo Beenhakker?

Leo Beenhakker is from Netherlands.

Coach profile

Name
Leo Beenhakker
Nationality
Netherlands
Date of birth
August 2, 1942
Date of death
April 10, 2025

Coaching career

  1. SC Veendam
    SC Veendam
    1968–1972
  2. SC Cambuur
    SC Cambuur
    1972–1975
  3. Go Ahead Eagles
    Go Ahead Eagles
    1975–1976
  4. Ajax
    Ajax
    1979–1981
  5. Real Zaragoza
    Real Zaragoza
    1981–1984
  6. FC Volendam
    FC Volendam
    1984–1985
  7. Netherlands
    NetherlandsCaretaker
    1985–1986
  8. Real Madrid
    Real Madrid
    1986–1989
  9. Ajax
    Ajax
    1989–1991
  10. Netherlands
    Netherlands
    1990
  11. Real Madrid
    1992
  12. Grasshopper Club Zürich
    1992–1993
  13. Saudi Arabia
    1993–1994
  14. América
    1994–1995
  15. İstanbulspor A.Ş.
    1995
  16. C.D. Guadalajara
    1996
  17. SBV Vitesse
    1996–1997
  18. Feyenoord
    1997–2000
  19. América
    2003–2004
  20. Trinidad and Tobago
    2005–2006
  21. Poland
    2006–2009
  22. FeyenoordCaretaker
    2007