For the first time in Bleacher Report’s Dive or No Dive feature, we’re concentrating on a single player. Bayern Munich winger Arjen Robben went to ground twice against Arsenal on Tuesday, drawing a ...

There are only a few guarantees in life. Death, taxes, and Arjen Robben cutting in on his left foot. Born on this day in Bedum, Netherlands, the 41-year-old former Dutch star was one of Europe's ...

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Arjen Robben enters Säbener Straße with his unmistakable aura. It's the morning after FC Bayern's convincing Champions League performance against Brugge, but for Robben the visit feels like coming ...

Arjen Robben made 11 appearances in the first half of the season, but only twice over the full 90 minutes. Various muscular complaints and aches again caused him problems. But the Dutchman did not ...

Born on January 23, 1984, in Bedum, Netherlands, Arjen Robben developed a passion for soccer from a young age. His journey began at the youth academy of local club VV Bedum before being scouted by FC ...

At 41, Arjen Robben shines in padel and is hailed as “the best ex-footballer who can play” after debuting at the FIP Bronze.

In the history of football, arguably no one else has boasted a trademark move as obvious, as established and as consistently effective as that of Arjen Robben, who announced his retirement from the ...

Known for: Cutting inside and shooting with his left foot, diving, apologizing for diving, diving after apologizing for diving, promising not to dive again, diving after promising not to dive again, ...

Netherlands midfielder Wesley Sneijder has said in-form Arjen Robben is as important to the Oranje as Lionel Messi is to Argentina. - Brewin: Small margins for Argentina, Netherlandsstrong>- ...