Clarence Clyde Seedorf is the most successful player in Dutch history, having also coached on four continents (South America, Europe, Asia, Africa).

Seedorf is one of the five people in the world to have been chosen by Nelson Mandela to be a Legacy Champion. He is UEFA Global Ambassador for Diversity & Change and Member of the FIFA Diversity Award Jury.

Clarence Seedorf has an Honoris Causa Degree in Humanities and the highest civil Decorations in Suriname and in the Netherlands for the contribution given to both countries on different fields. During his whole career, Clarence Seedorf has always used sport and its influence to promote change and create a better world.

Seedorf speaks 6 languages, completed his education in business, sport psychology and NLP (neuro-Linguistic programming) in the most prestigious universities, becoming also assistant Professor in Sport Science at Catholic University of Milano. Clarence Seedorf has been a blogger for the New York Times and travels the world inspiring the next generations, from youth jails in Brazil to students at Oxford University. Seedorf is currently a member of the Support Committee at the Fondazione Veronesi, a foundation committed to promoting scientific research.