Piet Lagarde, a Dutch goalkeeper with a fearless spirit, made his mark in the early 1960s. After starting at his local club Emma, he stepped up to professional football with DHC Delft and later Sportclub Enschede.

His talent earned him two caps for the Dutch national team in 1962, though his international career was abruptly cut short by a broken collarbone in a game against Denmark.

Lagarde's playing days ended tragically after a severe kidney injury during a match in 1964. Despite this, he didn't leave the sport behind. He forged a successful career with Adidas, becoming a key figure in Dutch football’s commercial side and contributing to the national team’s sponsorship, including during the 1974 and 1978 World Cups. Later, he served as general manager of Dordrecht '90, solidifying his legacy in Dutch football both on and off the field.

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