Red Courts in Belgium
The official representative body of Belgian football (RBFA) launched a project named “Belgian Red Courts” in order to increase cohesion in the country. By developing a sports-based programme, the organisation aims to stimulate social cohesion and make sports accessible for everyone within Belgian society.
Read moreProud of our new ambassador!
Sarina Wiegman, icon in Dutch football and pioneer within women's football, will join us to continue the Cruyff Legacy with us. After getting an own Special Cruyff Court in her hometown Monster (the Netherlands) last year, Sarina will now officially commit herself to the Cruyff Foundation.
Read moreJohan Cruyff’s vision resonates in China
The Cruyff Foundation believes children and young people all over the world should be given the space and encouragement to exercise. After all, simply enjoying a kick about unfortunately isn’t an obvious part of everyone’s life. The very first Cruyff Court in China was officially opened in Chengdu yesterday.
Read moreTypical sayings eternalized on Delfts Blue tiles
In honour of our 25th anniversary and in collaboration with Royal Delft we designed a unique selection of Delfts Blue tiles with typical sayings of Johan Cruyff. Besides societal quotes such as “Alleen kun je niets, je moet het samen doen”, there are other legendary sayings available like “You have to shoot, otherwise you can’t score”.
Read more3..2..1.. ACTION
We are proud to share that Action joined the Cruyff Legacy and will help us create more space for children to develop through sports and play! We celebrated the start of our 3-year partnership in Girona, at the opening of their first store in Spain. Children from the neighbourhood joined the celebration and were challenged by Cruyff Foundation ambassador Soufiane Touzani.
Read moreCreating Space in China
We believe that all over the world youth should be given the opportunity and space to get active. Also in China we want to contribute to this by realising Cruyff Courts; educating Cruyff Foundation Coaches; and stimulating sport through activities organised by local groups.
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