Representing Men's Runner-up * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of 20:26, 22 May 2017 (UTC). ‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 21:30, 13 October 2015 (UTC) Robin van Persie ( Dutch pronunciation: ( ); born 6 August 1983) is a Dutch professional who plays as a for Turkish club and the. China Goods Importation Training Ebook. Table of Contents =========== 1. Introduction 2. Demystifying China Importation Business 3. 15 Requirements For Home Based Importation Business 4. System Utilities PersiCup Free gift version 110 buy, download and reviews 5 Reviews Free! Spain - Netherlands / FIFA World Cup / 13 June 2014: The Netherlands were 1-0 down to Spain when Daley Blind launched a high, hanging ball forward towards Robin van. It was a stunning goal that will live long in the memory - Robin van Persie soaring through the air to head Holland level in their World Cup opener against defending. Pank taen meketel peluh'E - 6 days ago. Kemarin sore PERSI cup,,suksema pengalamannya BALI ALL STAR ⚽. Kemarin sore PERSI cup,,suksema pengalamannya BALI ALL STAR - 12 days ago. Good pagi tifat kalas. Good pagi tifat kalas - 13 days ago. Jun 12, 2014 Anyone who wants to score the most amazing goal of the 2014 World Cup is going to have to best the Dutch striker's high-flying tally against Spain. With the Netherlands trailing the reigning World Cup champions, 1-0, in the 44th minute of a rematch of the 2010 final, Van Persie scored a jaw-dropping goal with his head. He made his senior debut during the 2001–02 season, which culminated with victory in the; he was also named as the. After five years with Feyenoord, he fell out with manager, and he joined English club in 2004 for £2.75 million as a long-term replacement for compatriot. At Arsenal, van Persie won the and the. He scored a club record of 35 goals in 2011 and was club captain for the 2011–12 season. He joined in July 2012. In his first season, he won the and finished as the league's top scorer with 26 goals, winning his second consecutive award. After two injury-hit seasons followed, van Persie fell out of favour at Manchester United and he was allowed to leave for Fenerbahçe in July 2015. After representing the Netherlands at, and level, van Persie made his senior international debut in 2005 in a friendly match against. A month later, he scored his first senior international goal in a 4–0 win over. Van Persie has over and has scored 50 goals for the Netherlands, making him their. He has represented his country at the, and, and the and. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Club career Feyenoord Born in, van Persie joined the youth squad of local side when he was five, but left for at the age of 16 after falling out with the Excelsior coaching staff over his 'petulant' attitude. An injury crisis at Feyenoord meant he was quickly promoted into the first team, and made his debut for the club at 17, the first of 15 total starts during the season. After starting for Feyenoord in the of the, van Persie received the. The following season, van Persie signed a three-and-a-half-year professional contract with Feyenoord, and scored five goals in a 6–1 thrashing of on 6 February 2003. However, clashes with his manager saw van Persie demoted to the reserve squad, and an irate Van Marwijk told reporters, 'His behaviour made it impossible for him to remain in the squad any longer so he will join the reserve side for the time being.' During a match featuring the Feyenoord and Ajax reserves, he was one of several Feyenoord players assaulted by hooligans who had invaded the pitch. Van Persie's rift with Van Marwijk continued when he was sent home on the eve of the final against after the coach was displeased with Van Persie's body language after being asked to warm up for a Champions League qualifier. Van Persie finished his tumultuous first full season with the first team having scored eight goals in a total of 28 appearances, in addition to finishing runner-up in the. I don't see things the way my parents do. They can look at a tree and see something amazing, whereas I just see a tree. That's not to say I don't appreciate its beauty. When I watch the sea in somewhere like Sardinia, I see the beauty in that. But I think there is a creative connection with my parents. It's hard to explain in words, hard to put my finger on it. But I think football is where my creativity comes out. — Robin van Persie Feyenoord unsuccessfully attempted to extend Van Persie's contract during the off-season, and his deteriorating relationship with Van Marwijk led to his spending most of the 2003–04 season on the bench. He again played 28 matches, but finished with two fewer goals than the previous season. Feyenoord shopped him at the end of the campaign but found few takers due to Van Persie's past disciplinary issues. During the January transfer window, the club opened negotiations with, who were seeking a long-term replacement for aging veteran, but both parties could not agree to terms. Arsenal 2004–05 season On 17 May 2004, van Persie signed a four-year deal with for £2.75 million, just over half of Feyenoord's original asking price of £5 million. Arsenal manager, who planned to convert van Persie from a left winger to a centre forward as he had successfully done with star player, said of his new acquisition, 'He can play on the left side of midfield, as a creative player behind the main strikers or as a target man.' Arsenal had further padded their stable of strikers in January by signing Spanish forward, leaving the two to battle for playing time. Van Persie made his debut and won a trophy in the process, as he came on as a substitute in the 3–1 victory over on 8 August 2004. Van Persie spent most of his time on the bench during earlier parts of the, and made his competitive debut on 27 October by scoring Arsenal's opening goal in a 2–1 win over. It was the goal of a lifetime. He's played for a long time and I'm not sure he's scored one like that. —, regarding Van Persie's goal against in the 2006–07 Premier League He was sent off for the first time, however, in an Arsenal shirt on 26 February during a 1–1 road draw with, following a lunge at left-back, for which Wenger was seen yelling an obscenity at van Persie from the sidelines. He then later lambasted his charge in the press. 'I do not support van Persie today, but he did not look out of control at half-time. When the referee has sent off a home player, he is under pressure, so, if any player had to behave, it was him.' Meanwhile, sportswriter Clive White described van Persie in his match report as '21 going on nine.' Van Persie was consequently benched for a number of games, starting with Arsenal's upcoming FA Cup replay against, and he was reintroduced into the squad only after Henry was out with a calf injury, and his return to the first team saw him score twice in a FA Cup semi-final win over. The rest of Van Persie's season was cut short by injury, and he finished with ten goals in 41 appearances in all competitions. 2005–06 season. After the retirement of, van Persie regularly partnered in the Arsenal attack Van Persie's good form at the start of the earned him the award for November 2005 after eight goals in eight starts, and he was rewarded with a five-year contract extension until 2011 on 4 January. Two days after signing the contract, however, van Persie was again hit by injury when an opponent stepped on his foot and broke his toe during an FA Cup match against. Van Persie played the next three matches with a hole cut into his shoe to alleviate the pain until he was finally rested for Arsenal's Premier League match against on 1 February. He was an unused substitute in Arsenal's first appearance, a 2–1 loss to. 2006–07 season The beginning of the included an airborne volley against that Wenger called 'the goal of a lifetime' and was later named 's for September, and he capped off the calendar year by being named the 2006. His season, however, ended early for the second time in his career on 21 January, when he fractured the fifth in his right foot while celebrating his late equalizer in a match against Manchester United. Although Van Persie was injured for a large part of the season he still managed to finish as Arsenal's top goalscorer with 13 goals in all competitions. 2007–08 season. Van Persie in 2007 After Henry departed for Barcelona prior to the, van Persie assumed the role as Arsenal's main striker. Following a streak of seven goals in ten regular-season games, van Persie was sidelined for two months with a knee injury suffered on international duty. He made his comeback in Arsenal's Champions League group stage win over on 12 December and made his Premier League return in the win against over the weekend. He picked up, however, a recurrent injury that kept him sidelined until January when he played 45 minutes in a League Cup game against. He was withdrawn at half-time following another injury scare and featured sporadically throughout the rest of the campaign. 2008–09 season. Van Persie and striker in 2008 Van Persie opened his account on 31 August with a brace in Arsenal's 3–0 league victory over. On 29 October, he scored his fiftieth career Arsenal goal in a 4–4 home draw with rivals Tottenham, but was hit with his first red card of the season on 1 November after knocking down goalkeeper with a shoulder charge in a 2–1 loss to. Sørensen later admitted to 'teasing' van Persie in an attempt to provoke a reaction. On 30 November, he scored a brace against Chelsea to help Arsenal come from behind and pick up a 2–1 victory at Stamford Bridge. On 21 December 2008, he scored a spectacular goal against, which was later named the second BBC Goal of the Month of his career. With captain injured and regular stand-in skipper rested, van Persie captained Arsenal for the first time on 3 January 2009 for the club's 3–1 Third Round victory over. Van Persie scored Arsenal's first and third goals, while the second was a result of his cross being deflected into the net by a Plymouth player for an. In January 2009, every Arsenal goal that month was either scored or assisted by Van Persie, which earned him the club's Player of the Month award. His most inspirational display being against, where he struck the post with a freekick, and provided three assists to his teammates; he later received the Man of the Match award. On 24 February, van Persie scored a crucial penalty that earned Arsenal a 1–0 win over in the Round of 16 encounter, after he was fouled by defender. He followed it up with a fifth Champions League goal by converting another penalty against in a 3–0 victory. On the final day of the Premier League, van Persie scored a brace against, which guaranteed him for the second time in his career as Arsenal's top scorer. He had his best season overall for Arsenal as he scored 11 Premier League goals, along with a league-leading 11 assists and a career-best of 20 goals in all competitions. Van Persie was named the 2008–09 Arsenal.com Player of the Season. 2009–10 season. Van Persie taking a penalty kick in 2009 With only one year remaining of his contract, van Persie was in negotiations with Arsenal about an extension for several months in 2009. Finally, it was announced in July that he had signed a new long-term contract with his club, stating, 'My heart is with Arsenal and I just can't picture myself in a different shirt.' The departure of also meant that the Dutchman was now the main striker in Wenger's 4–3–3 system. Van Persie started the with two assists in the first match against, which led to a 6–1 victory. As one of the first choice penalty and corner takers, he has set up many of Arsenal's goals, including 's debut goal against Everton. He scored his first goal of the season in the 4–2 loss at to Manchester City, where he later had his head stomped on by former teammate Adebayor (an act the referee failed to notice, but the FA later charged Adebayor with violent conduct and served him with a three-game suspension). He then scored goals against,,,,, and Tottenham. Van Persie's excellent form in October did not go unrecognised as he was named Barclays Player of the Month for October, his second such award. On 14 November, however, he injured his ankle in an international friendly and was initially expected to be out for six weeks, but further tests showed that he would be out of action for five months. Van Persie made his return on 14 April, in a 2–1 loss to Tottenham Hotspur. He then scored a header against Blackburn Rovers in the 2–1 defeat, and a goal assisted by in the 4–0 win over in the last league game of 2009–10 season. 2010–11 season. 'Robin van Persie's such an amazing footballer. He hardly needs any space or time to become dangerous.' — On 1 January 2011, van Persie scored his first goal of the season in a 3–0 away win over Birmingham City. On 15 January, he added two more goals to his tally in a comfortable 3–0 win over West Ham. This made him only the fourth Dutchman to reach 50 goals in England's top division. Van Persie scored his first career hat-trick in a 3–0 win over Wigan Athletic on 22 January and two goals against Newcastle United in a 4–4 draw on 5 February. Continuing his fine form, he hit a brace the following week against Wolverhampton Wanderers scoring both Arsenal goals in a 2–0 win including a volley from inside the box. The ten goals he scored between 1 January and 12 February set a new Premier League record for most goals scored in the first two months of a calendar year. Van Persie with and in a Champions League match in 2011 Van Persie set the Emirates alight with a goal from an almost impossible angle in Arsenal's fightback against in the, which ended 2–1 in favour of the Gunners. On 27 February 2011, van Persie captained Arsenal at Wembley Stadium in the League Cup final, scoring the first half equalizer for the Gunners. It was his first goal at Wembley and his first in a cup final for Arsenal. However, he was later taken off in the second half with a knee injury he picked up while scoring the goal. On 1 March 2011, he was ruled out for three weeks, which would see him miss the Champions League return leg with Barcelona. However, he recovered in time for the return leg. During the game, he received a yellow card in the first half for a foul. In the second half, he was sent off after he received a second yellow card when the referee,, deemed him to be time-wasting by taking a shot at goal after the whistle was blown (one second earlier) for offside. Barcelona went on to score twice more and advanced to the quarter finals on a 4–3 aggregate result. Afterwards, van Persie branded Busacca's decision as a 'total joke', claiming that with the noise of the 95,000-strong crowd he could not hear the whistle. On 19 March 2011, he scored the equalizing goal in a 2–2 against. The match finished 2–2 with Arsenal still five points behind the current leaders, Manchester United. On 10 April 2011 in a match against Blackpool, van Persie put in a Man of the Match performance to give Arsenal a crucial 3–1 win as he set up a goal and scored the third. On 24 April 2011, he became the first player to score in seven successive Premier League away games when he scored against Bolton, beating 's record who was on six successive away games, between August and November 2009. However, the Gunners lost 2–1, all but ending their title hopes. On 1 May he assisted who scored the winning goal against league leaders Manchester United to add a twist to the Premier League. Van Persie was named EA Sports Player of the Month for April. On 8 May 2011, Arsenal lost 3–1 against at the. Van Persie scored the goal for Arsenal and extended his Premier League record by scoring in an eighth successive away match. In the last home game of the season, he scored against, but Arsenal lost the match 2–1. In the last game of the season away to Fulham, he managed to score in his ninth consecutive away match, bringing his goal tally for the season to a personal record of 18 league goals. He also equalled the record held by and by scoring 18 league goals from the turn of the year to the end of the season. He ended the season just two goals behind joint league top scorers, and in the race for the golden boot, despite being injured for half of the season. He was voted as the second best player of the 2010–11 season on Arsenal's official website and also received the team's Goal of the Season award for his audacious strike in the 2–1 victory over Barcelona in the Champions League. 2011–12 season. Van Persie celebrates scoring with in 2011 Having been appointed vice-captain for the 2010–11 season, van Persie was promoted to club captain following the transfer of to at the start of the 2011–12 season. On 24 August, van Persie scored his first goal of the 2011–12 season in the second leg of Arsenal's 2–1 away victory against in a Champions League play off match. On 24 September 2011, he scored twice against to raise his tally for Arsenal to 100 goals, becoming the 17th Arsenal player to reach this milestone. On 16 October 2011, he scored the fastest goal of the season, 28 seconds into a home match against. He went on to score a late winner from a curling left foot, to put Arsenal 2–1 ahead. After the match, van Persie stated his dedication to the club after speculation surrounding a future transfer away from the Emirates. On 23 October, he came on as a substitute in the 66th minute replacing and scored two goals against. The match ended 3–1 with another home win for Arsenal. He then continued his scoring run for Arsenal on 29 October by scoring a hat-trick in Arsenal's 5–3 victory against. Due to his consistent performances and good goal-scoring form, van Persie was named the for October 2011. He continued scoring as he scored Arsenal's opening goal of the match in their 3–0 win over on 5 November along with two assists. After the international break, he scored both Arsenal goals against to help the Gunners to a 2–1 win on 19 November 2011. In Van Persie's fifth Champions League match of the season he scored twice in the 49th and 86th minute to lift Arsenal to a 2–1 victory over and to qualify Arsenal for the knockout phase on 23 November 2011. After failing to score against, van Persie scored again for Arsenal, this time against to make the score 4–0 to Arsenal on 3 December 2011. He then added to his tally with the only goal of the game against, an exquisite volley from an long ball. The following match, versus Aston Villa, saw him score a penalty and provide an assist. Van Persie's final goal of the 2011 calendar year came in Arsenal's one-goal win over on the last day of the year. The goal took his tally for the year to 35 goals, one short of 's. The following calendar year started in the same fashion for van Persie, but Arsenal began to falter, losing three consecutive matches against, Manchester United and, even though the Dutchman scored in the latter two. On 29 January, he rescued his team, scoring two penalties against Aston Villa in the fourth round of the to help Arsenal to a 3–2 win after falling 2–0 down in a Man of the Match performance. It was also his 120th goal in an Arsenal shirt, equalling fellow Dutch legend 's total. On 4 February, he overtook Bergkamp as the 10th highest scorer in Arsenal's history, scoring another hat-trick as Arsenal beat Blackburn 7–1 at home, with three close-range goals from crosses by and. He was also credited with two assists in the game as he set up 's first Premier League goal and unselfishly passed to enabling him to score his first Premier League goal since returning on loan. With Arsenal in unpredictable form, van Persie was again of supreme importance for Arsenal, this time in the against, played on 26 February. Arsenal went 2–0 down at half in the first half, but van Persie equalised before half-time. In the second half, he gave the assist to Walcott's goal as Arsenal performed a remarkable comeback to win the game 5–2. A week later, van Persie scored both goals in a 2–1 away win at Liverpool, one being a left-footed volley assisted by, similar to the goal he scored against Everton earlier in the campaign. On 11 April 2012, after scoring the penalty against in a 3–0 away win, he became only the second player to score against 17 different Premier League opponents in a single campaign. He finished as the top goal-scorer in the with 30 goals, and became with 132 goals. On 4 July 2012, van Persie announced that he would not be signing a new contract with Arsenal. Manchester United 2012–13 season. Van Persie prepares to take a penalty for against former club at the in 2013 On 15 August 2012, Arsenal announced they had agreed terms with for his transfer, but van Persie had yet to agree personal terms with the club. On 17 August, van Persie transferred to Manchester United for an initial £22.5 million, with an additional £1.5 million to follow if United won a Premier League or Champions League title within the next four years. He signed a four-year contract, keeping him at the club until June 2016. Van Persie chose the number 20 shirt after assistant coach convinced him that he would help secure Manchester United's 20th league title. He made his debut on 20 August, coming on as a 68th-minute substitute for in a 1–0 loss to. Five days later, with his first shot for the club, he scored his first Manchester United goal, United's first in a 3–2 home victory over. On 2 September 2012, he scored his first hat-trick for United in another 3–2 victory over, helping pull United back from a 2–1 deficit; his third goal was his 100th in the Premier League. Van Persie netted a late penalty on 23 September to give United a 2–1 away win at against, and opened his European account with the club, scoring a in the 2–1 away win against, with both goals assisted. On 20 October, Van Persie scored United's second goal in a 4–2 win over Stoke City, opening up his body and guiding a cross into the far corner with his left foot. In the next game against at, he scored his seventh goal in the league, with a sidefoot finish from 's driven cross to put United 2–0 up. He also played a part in the first goal, firing a shot against the post that cannoned off and into the net, in a 3–2 United win. On 3 November, he scored against his former club Arsenal in a 2–1 victory. This meant that he had scored against all 20 current Premier League clubs. On 9 December, Van Persie scored a last minute winner from a free kick in a 3–2 victory over Manchester City, his debut. This goal ended City's unbeaten Premier League record in the 2012–13 season and also their unbeaten home record extending into the previous season. After scoring against Everton on 10 February 2013, van Persie went ten games without scoring, finally ending his barren run when he scored a penalty against Stoke on 14 April. Against Queens Park Rangers on 23 February, he had to be substituted after falling against a television camera and injuring a hip, but was fit for United's next match. On 22 April, he netted a first-half hat-trick against Aston Villa, confirming Manchester United's 20th league title with four games in hand. His second goal came from a Rooney pass from behind the halfway line, which he volleyed into the net from outside the box. Supporters of Manchester United voted Van Persie as the for the 2012–13 season. Van Persie was nominated by into the 10-man shortlist for the 2012–13 Best Player in Europe award. 2013–14 season Van Persie kick-started his new campaign by scoring both of Manchester United's goals in their 2–0 win against in the, securing ' first honour as club manager. He scored twice more in the first Premier League match of the season, against, for the first of which 'he chested it down and executed a crisp, instant scissor-kick into the net'. On 19 March 2014, van Persie scored a hat-trick in a 3–0 win over in the second leg of the second round to send United through to the quarter-finals 3–2 on aggregate. 2014–15 season Van Persie scored his first goal for the season in his fourth league appearance in a 5–3 defeat to on 21 September 2014. He scored again in the next game against, helping United win the game 2–1. On 26 October 2014, against, Van Persie scored a late equaliser to earn a point for United. In the dying minutes of injury time, 's header from 's free-kick was saved by, and Van Persie smashed in the rebound to equalise. Van Persie celebrated the goal by taking his shirt off and was booked for his actions. His goal celebration was also labelled 'stupid' by United coach. On 11 January 2015, he suffered an ankle injury in a 1–0 home defeat to. Following Manchester United's defeat to, which saw Van Persie miss a, he was stripped of his penalty-taking duties by Van Gaal. Fenerbahçe On 14 July 2015, van Persie joined Turkish side on a three-year deal for a fee claimed by Fenerbahçe to be £3.84 million. He was assigned the number 10 shirt. He and his former United teammate debuted two weeks later in a goalless home draw against in the of, with Van Persie a 68th-minute substitute for. His league debut came on 14 August as a 60th-minute substitute for in a 2–0 win. Six days later, he scored his first goal for his new club: as a late substitute for Sow, he headed the only goal away to in the first leg of the Champions League play-offs, with his first of only two touches in the entire match. Van Persie scored his first domestic goal for the club on his first start on 23 August, finishing Nani's pass for the opening goal in a 1–1 draw. International career. See also: U21 career Van Persie was a U-21 international and took part in the and. Van Persie was used in a wider role as a left wing due to the preference of the experienced in the striker role. The Jong Oranje failed to qualify for the 2004 tournament and Van Persie did not participate in the latter as he was already in the senior squad for the. He earned his first caps for the in less than the span of a week, first in a 2–0 win over on 4 June 2005, and in another qualifier four days later against, which saw him pick up his first international goal in a 4–0 victory. 2006 FIFA World Cup Despite not being a regular starter for Arsenal, Van Persie was part of coach 's roster for the 2006 World Cup finals. He played in all four of the Netherlands' matches and scored his only goal in the group stage against via a free kick as Oranje were eliminated in the Round of 16. UEFA Euro 2008. Van Persie (right) and training with the Netherlands in May 2008 Van Persie scored a team-best four goals, and was deployed as a winger behind lone striker during the tournament after Van Basten decided to change to a 4–2–3–1 formation. As and were preferred in the midfield, Van Persie was left to battle with for the remaining spot on the wing. On 13 June, he scored as a 55th-minute substitute in a 4–1 victory over 2006 World Cup finalists, and started the next match against, scoring off a pass from with an excellent volley into the back of the net. He finished with two goals as the Netherlands finished atop their group but again suffered a first knock-out round, second stage elimination. 2010 FIFA World Cup Van Persie was included in the preliminary squad for the in South Africa. On 27 May 2010, Netherlands manager announced that he was in the final squad of 23 participating in the competition. Van Persie was in the starting line-up for their first match in the competition, a 2–0 victory over. On 24 June, he scored the first goal against in a 2–1 win to ensure that the Netherlands finished as winners, and was officially named the man of the match. He started every match for Oranje, though he did not increase his goal tally in the following matches. Oranje reached the, in which he was on the losing side due to 's extra time goal. UEFA Euro 2012. Van Persie attempting a shot against at On 2 September 2011, Van Persie scored four goals in a record breaking 11–0 victory over. He entered the Dutch national team's top 10 all-time topscorer ranking with a tally of 25 goals, dislodging in the process. Van Persie had not scored four goals in a single match for a long while. On 13 June 2012, Van Persie scored the Dutch goal in a 2–1 loss to in the group stage. Having missed two earlier chances, he picked up the ball near the halfway line, turned and ran at the German defence, before firing into the bottom corner from the edge of the penalty area. 2014 FIFA World Cup Van Persie ended the campaign as in the with 11 goals. In June 2013, he was appointed of the Dutch national team by manager. On 11 October 2013, he became the Netherlands' top goalscorer of all-time in an 8–1 defeat of, the Dutch's penultimate match, where he scored a. This put him on 41 goals in 80 internationals, surpassing the record previously held. In the team's opening match of the, Van Persie captained the Netherlands to a 5–1 win over champions Spain in. He scored twice in the match, one of which was a flying header which was later nominated for for the most beautiful goal of the year. He was also named man of the match. On 18 June, he scored his third goal of the tournament in a 3–2 defeat of, a result that qualified the Netherlands to the with one group match remaining. In the, Van Persie scored the Netherlands' first kick in a 4–3 defeat of. He scored his fourth goal of the tournament from a penalty kick in a 3–0 win against in the third-place play-off. UEFA Euro 2016 On 28 August 2015, Van Persie was replaced by as of the. He replaced Huntelaar for the final three minutes of a 2–1 away win over in on 10 October, his for the Netherlands. In doing so, Van Persie became the eighth Dutchman to reach the milestone. Three days later, in their final group game, Van Persie came on as a 38th-minute substitute for away to the and scored an own goal which handed the Czechs victory, despite scoring later on in a 3–2 defeat. The result meant that the Dutch did not qualify for an international tournament for the first time since 2002. Personal life Van Persie was born in to an artistic family. José Ras, his mother, is a painter and jewellery designer who also teaches special needs children. Bob, his father, is a sculptor. After Van Persie's parents divorced he was brought up by his father. At school, Van Persie was one of the most misbehaved children and was excluded from class almost daily. After joining Arsenal in England, Van Persie settled in, an affluent suburb of north London. Van Persie is married to Moroccan Bouchra Elbali and the couple have two children, a son named Shaqueel and daughter Dina. When asked if this caused him to convert to Islam, Van Persie said, 'It's not true. I am not a Muslim, nor a Christian or a Jew. I have been raised liberally. If you want to become a Muslim it should come from the heart. I would not do it just to please my wife. To believe for me is a quest for being a good man.' Style of play. Van Persie in 2011 Van Persie started his senior club career as a left winger and possessed an exceptional ball control and was also a talented striker of the ball. He was bought by as a long term replacement for. Manager planned to convert Van Persie from a left winger to a central forward as he had successfully done with star player. He was at first mostly deployed as a in and matches. Due to the retirement of Bergkamp and departure of, Van Persie was given a starting role to play alongside Henry as a second striker upfront. The departure of and Henry meant the Dutchman was now the main striker in Wenger's 4–3–3 system and very successfully played further upfront as a pure, winning the twice in a row. 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