Glenn Helder

Full name: Glenn P. Helder

Date of birth: 28 October 1968

Place of birth: Arnhem, Netherlands

Nationality: Dutch

Position: Winger / Forward

Club career (selected):

• SBV Vitesse (Netherlands) – early professional years
• PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) – domestic top-level experience
• Vitesse Arnhem (Netherlands) – two spells including development years
• Arsenal FC (England) – 1995–1997, played in the Premier League
• Feyenoord (Netherlands) – later returned to Eredivisie
• Sparta Rotterdam, RBC Roosendaal, NAC Breda (Netherlands) – later career
• Also had short spells with lower-league and amateur sides before retirement

International career:

• Netherlands national team – earned a few caps in the mid-1990s

Notable points:

• Known as a quick winger with direct play and crossing ability.
• Part of the Arsenal squad under manager Bruce Rioch and then Arsène Wenger; his time at Arsenal included both memorable performances and challenges adapting to the English game.
• After retiring from professional football, he has been involved in various off-field activities, media appearances, and public discussions about his life and career.

Sources and further reading: Club records, archived match reports, and Dutch football databases hold detailed season-by-season statistics for appearances and goals; for a concise career overview, consult reputable football databases such as Transfermarkt, National-Football-Teams, or historical Arsenal resources.