Cody Gakpo
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Gakpo's tournament pedigree is strong — he excels in major competitions with big-game goals.
Tactical Role
Versatile attacker who can play across the front line. Cuts inside from the left with power and directness.
International Record (Netherlands)
Bio
Club Career
Iconic Moments
Gakpo scored in each of the Netherlands' three group stage games at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, becoming only the second player from the country to achieve this feat.
Announced Gakpo as a major international talent, leading directly to his Liverpool transfer in January 2023.
Scored in all three group stage matches at the 2022 World Cup, the only player to do so for the Netherlands.
Announced himself on the world stage and earned a January transfer to Liverpool on the back of his performances.
Gakpo scored the decisive goal as Liverpool fought back to win a crucial Premier League match in his debut season at Anfield.
A symbol of his immediate impact at Liverpool after his World Cup breakout.
Evolved into a consistent left-wing threat at Liverpool under Klopp, contributing 16 goals and assists in his first full season.
Proved he could adapt from PSV's star man to a squad player in a top-4 Premier League team.
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Netherlands 1-1 Morocco (2-3 pens): Morocco eliminate Netherlands in penalty dramaJun 29Morocco pull off a remarkable upset, eliminating the Netherlands on penalties after a dramatic 1-1 draw in the Round of 32. Cody Gakpo gave the Dutch the lead in the 72nd minute, but Issa Diop's stoppage-time equalizer in the 91st minute sent the match to extra time. With no further goals, Morocco held their nerve in the shootout, winning 3-2 to advance to the Round of 16 where they face Canada.
Netherlands 5-1 Sweden: Netherlands dismantle Sweden in commanding group-stage displayJun 20The Netherlands secure a dominant 5-1 victory over Sweden, with Brian Brobbey's early goal in the 5th minute setting the tone for control. Despite Sweden's 16 shots, the Dutch effectively manage the game, capitalizing on their chances to maintain a commanding lead throughout. This performance underscores the Netherlands' ability to dictate play and convert opportunities efficiently.