Georginio Wijnaldum

• Full name: Georginio Gregion Emile Wijnaldum
• Date of birth: 11 November 1990
• Place of birth: Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Nationality: Dutch (Netherlands)
• Position: Midfielder (central / attacking; also played wide)
• Current status (as of last update): Professional player (note: club affiliation can change — verify latest club for current season)

Club career (highlights)

• Feyenoord — Youth and senior breakthrough; made professional debut and established himself in Eredivisie.
• PSV Eindhoven — Developed into a key midfielder and won domestic honours, including the Eredivisie title (2014–15).
• Newcastle United — Short spell in the Premier League (loan/transfer period early career).
• Stade de Reims (loan) — Had loan experience in France early on.
• Liverpool — Major career period (2016–2021): became an important player under Jürgen Klopp; contributed to Liverpool winning the UEFA Champions League (2018–19), Premier League (2019–20), UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.
• Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) — Transferred in 2021 and played in Ligue 1.
• Later moves — After PSG, Wijnaldum had subsequent club moves; please check the latest sources for his current club.

International career (Netherlands)

• Senior debut for the Netherlands in 2011.
• Regular and influential member of the national team across multiple UEFA European Championship and FIFA World Cup qualification campaigns.
• Notable performances include strong midfield displays during qualification cycles and major tournaments; served as one of the team’s creative and goal-scoring midfielders.
• Caps and goals: Over 80 caps and multiple goals for the Netherlands (exact totals vary by date—consult latest records for current figures).

Style of play

• Versatile, energetic midfielder capable of playing centrally or in advanced roles.
• Known for good ball control, intelligent movement, timing of runs into the box and an eye for goal.
• Strong work-rate, pressing ability and tactical adaptability under different managers.

Awards & honours (selected)

• UEFA Champions League winner (with Liverpool, 2018–19)
• Premier League winner (with Liverpool, 2019–20)
• Domestic league titles with PSV (Eredivisie 2014–15)
• UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup (with Liverpool)

Notes: Club affiliations, caps and statistics change over time. For the most up-to-date club and statistical information, consult current season sources such as official club websites, national team pages, or major sports databases.