Eindhoven is stronger and reached the top 8 of the Champions League in the 2006-07 season. Now the first team in the Eredivisie

League champions: 1929, 1935, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1997, 2000, 2005, 2006, 2007 , 2008

Cup Champions: 1950, 1974, 1976, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1996

Super Bowl Champions: 1992, 1997, 1998, 1999

European Champions Cup winner: 1988

UEFA Cup winner: 1978

PSV Eindhoven was founded on August 31, 1913. At first "PSV" was just the abbreviation of "Philips Sports Vereniging" in Dutch. Today, the three letters "PSV" are one of the most important trademarks in European sports. With the club's highly professional management and outstanding record in domestic and European competitions, PSV Eindhoven has occupied a place in the world's top football league G14. Together with other European super giants including Manchester United in England and Real Madrid in Spain, she has created the most gorgeous picture in football.

As the backbone of European football, especially Dutch football, it has been as small as the unprofessional domestic football league champion in 1929, and as large as 1988 when it reached the top of European football - the European Champions Cup. PSV Eindhoven has created numerous honors for the small town of Eindhoven and the country of windmills (another name for the Netherlands) over the past ninety years. For nearly a century, the Philips Stadium has witnessed all the ups and downs of PSV Eindhoven. After many vicissitudes, this majestic stadium that still stands on the northwest side of Eindhoven city center has accompanied PSV Eindhoven through more than 90 years of ups and downs.

In the glorious history of more than 90 years, many superstars and young talents have left their footprints in PSV Eindhoven: Gullit, Romario, Ronaldo, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Robben has made a qualitative leap in his career from here, laying a solid foundation for his future playing career. Complementing this is the fact that world-class coaches such as Thijs Libregts, Bobby Robson and Advocaat have also strategized at the Philips Stadium and commanded the red and white arrows. The soldiers of PSV Eindhoven fought bravely. The most famous among them, undoubtedly, is the current coach, the Dutchman Hiddink. As early as 1914, PSV Eindhoven officially began to participate in the amateur Dutch Football League. After several years of unremitting efforts, PSV successfully broke into the top league of Dutch football. In 1929, PSV Eindhoven historically won the first championship in the club's honorary history: the Dutch League Championship. In 1950, PSV Eindhoven won the first KNVB Cup championship trophy in the club's history. Five years later, in 1955, as the pioneer of Dutch football in European competitions, PSV became the first to represent the Netherlands in the final of the Coupe Europeenne, the predecessor of the European Champions Cup. Fantastic clubs have never lacked amazing strikers. In the 1956-1957 Eredivisie season, PSV Eindhoven's greatest striker in history, Coen Dillen, created the Eredivisie with 43 league goals. Goalscoring record in a single season in the Premier League. This incredible number, which is still gilded with gold edges, has not been broken by future generations.

In the mid-1970s, PSV Eindhoven ushered in the club's golden era.

At that time, Eindhoven was full of big names. PSV Eindhoven, headed by Van der Kuijlen and the Kerkhof brothers, was unstoppable from the 1973-1978 season. , won three Eredivisie titles, two Dutch Cup titles, and finally won the UEFA Cup title, marking a perfect end to their historic rise to the top of Europe. On the night of May 9, 1978, a night that still fascinates all fans who love the Red and Whites, PSV Eindhoven defeated the French Bastia team 3-0 at home, and undoubtedly won the club's history. The first European championship trophy, PSV Eindhoven's name has been on the European honor roll since then. After experiencing the craziness of Europe, which was like a big event in a small town, the team lost no time in carrying out changes and reorganization. There is a saying that "accumulate grain widely and become king slowly". By 1985, the people of Eindhoven once again started their own "performance time". At that time, PSV Eindhoven, which had recruited a number of world-class stars such as Ruud Gullit, Kift, Koeman and Romario, attacked across the board in the Eredivisie, Dutch Cup and European Champions Cup. In the seven seasons from 1985 to 1992, the team won the Eredivisie an impressive 6 times, including an incredible four consecutive championships. As for the Dutch Cup championship trophy, PSV Eindhoven also performed a season hat trick starting from the 1987-1988 season, keeping the trophy in the window of their home for three consecutive years. Of course, these are not the things that Eindhoven people are most proud of. In the 1987-1988 season, under the leadership of the then 42-year-old coach Hiddink, the team achieved the highest single-season honor that any European club would envy - the Triple Crown (local league, local cup and Champions League). . From that moment on, PSV Eindhoven truly became a Dutch giant and a European powerhouse.

After the Champions League was crowned in 1988, PSV Eindhoven’s exclusive scouting team began to gradually show its value. Within 5 years, they boldly signed two players from Brazil with huge sums of money. The rough gems that have not been baptized by European professional football - Romario and Ronaldo. From the honors of Romario, the best player in the 1994 World Cup, and Ronaldo, who is now the three-time World Footballer of the Year, we can see the unique vision of PSV scouts and the leadership of the British gentleman Bobby Robson at the time. The quality of the coaching staff.

After several years of silence, the hard-working PSV Eindhoven made a comeback and won the league championship in the 1996-1997, 1999-2000 and 2000-2001 seasons. Cocu, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Belgian Nelis all played core roles in the team during the season. The coach at the time was the famous Belgian coach Gretz. After the 2002 World Cup, the team's coaching staff launched a major adjustment. Hiddink, who had led different national teams to the semi-finals of the World Cup twice in a row for the first time, voluntarily resigned from his position as the coach of the South Korean national team, gave up his treatment like a superstar in South Korea, and returned to the first place where he created miracles. ——Eindhoven. At this time, PSV Eindhoven already had representatives of the Dutch Mesozoic players: Van Bommel and the super striker combination of "Robben, Ke?man and Romedal" who shocked the whole of Europe. On this basis, Hiddink After the winter break, he signed his own Korean teammates Lee Yong-pyo and Park Ji-sung. In May 2003, PSV Eindhoven once again snatched the Eredivisie championship from the defending champion Ajax. The effect of the adjustment was immediate. The gradually mature PSV Eindhoven is preparing to win the Eredivisie title in 2004-2005. At the beginning of the season, the team has undergone huge personnel changes. The main goalkeeper Votraeus and the backbone of the defense Hovland have successively moved abroad; the original all-conquering striker has also been transferred. English Premier League; I don’t know what kind of ending such a result will bring to the fans at the end of the season.

Of course, the tenacious Eindhoven people will not sink. The new generation of young forces, led by Peruvian winger Farfan and Brazilian central defender Alex, led by captain Van Bommel and the famous player Cocu who has returned to his roots. It has maintained a strong momentum since the beginning. Not only did the team advance rapidly in the domestic league and cup competitions and finally won the double championship, it also made a qualitative improvement in the Champions League after reaching the UEFA Champions League group stage for 9 consecutive years. Leap: As the only representative of Dutch football, he advanced to the semi-finals of the Champions League. Such an impressive record also surprised many experts who were not optimistic about PSV Eindhoven at the beginning of the season.

Eredivisie giant PSV Eindhoven continues to this day attracting the most talented players from the Netherlands and the world to the Philips Arena. The long list of legendary superstar names makes it impossible to deny that this is one of the best star processing factories in Europe. Talents discovered by PSV have the opportunity to start at PSV and reach the peak of their careers. The recently established PSV Business Club (PSV Business Club) and the newly launched PSV TV (PSV TV) further reflect the high professionalism of a top European football club. In short, as the leader of Dutch football, PSV Eindhoven not only provides strong motivation for the Dutch national team, but also contributes to the development of world football.