Berry van Aerle
Berry van Aerle is a Dutch retired footballer who played mainly as a right back.
A tough tackler, he was best known for his spell with PSV Eindhoven, which he helped capture the 1988 European Cup. A Dutch international for five years, he won the UEFA Euro 1988 (1988).
Van Aerle won his first cap for the Netherlands National Football Team on 14 October 1987. In the following year's UEFA European Championship, he was an undisputed starter as the national side lifted their first continental trophy, in West Germany (all matches and minutes).
In total, van Aerle appeared in 35 games in exactly five years, also being selected for the 1990 FIFA World Cup Italy (1990) and UEFA Euro 1992 (1992).
A tough tackler, he was best known for his spell with PSV Eindhoven, which he helped capture the 1988 European Cup. A Dutch international for five years, he won the UEFA Euro 1988 (1988).
Van Aerle won his first cap for the Netherlands National Football Team on 14 October 1987. In the following year's UEFA European Championship, he was an undisputed starter as the national side lifted their first continental trophy, in West Germany (all matches and minutes).
In total, van Aerle appeared in 35 games in exactly five years, also being selected for the 1990 FIFA World Cup Italy (1990) and UEFA Euro 1992 (1992).
