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Stats Barcelona highlights Frenkie de Jong's 99% passing against Greece

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Stats Barcelona highlights Frenkie de Jong's 99% passing against Greece

In the UEFA Nations League clash at the Amsterdam Arena, 29‑year‑old Frenkie de Jong steered the Netherlands to a dominant 7‑0 win over Greece, completing 79 of 80 passes in just 45 minutes. His 99 percent passing accuracy and early captaincy highlighted his vital role.

Captaincy and early substitution

De Jong captained the Oranje in the absence of the injured Virgil van Dijk, operating under head coach Xavi Hernandez. He was withdrawn at half‑time with the Netherlands already leading 5‑0, yet his statistics underscored his impact.

Statistical dominance

The 29‑year‑old completed 79 of his 80 passes, achieving a 99 percent accuracy across 84 touches.

He created one chance, completed his sole attempted dribble and delivered seven passes into the final third.

All three of his attempted long passes were completed, showing his range of distribution.

De Jong won each of the three ground duels he contested and also succeeded in his only aerial duel.

His blend of defensive work and progressive passing helped the Netherlands move the ball into advanced areas while retaining control.

Explaining the substitution, De Jong said, “Well, it was 5‑0 at half‑time. I’d only just come back from injury and everything, so it was fine as it was. Yes. I mean, I’ve only just come back from an injury. It’s not as if I’ve got much match fitness yet.”

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is expected to welcome the display, seeing it as a reminder of De Jong’s ability to make possession productive without unnecessary risk.

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