Van Dummin’s career: Ajax first Premier League and MLS, but best in Belgium | Football

During his youth, Jelle van Tomme Lokeren and S.K. Van Tomme played in 7 games under then-coach Frankie van der Elstein.

His stay with the German Peershot did not last long because Van Tom had already gone to Ajax in the winter, at which time Wesley Son was also active. A two-time national champion, he once won the KNVP Cup. In Ajax, Van Tomme made his Champions League debut against Inter. He played in a total of 33 games.

At Ajax, Van Tomme had to hand over his position to Maxwell, so he moved to Southampton in the Premier League. There he did not come into action (7 games). Southampton was the last to arrive and was expelled.

Southampton later leased Van Tomme to Werder Bremen. Due to one injury, among other things, he often did not play in Germany. He scored once in 10 games and was allowed to move to Southampton.

Van Tomme did not stay in Southampton. After his disappointing foreign adventure, he found shelter again in Anderlecht, Belgium. There he became one of the forts. Van Tom played 148 times and scored 18 goals for Purple & White. A two-time national champion he won 1 trophy.

After winning in Anderlecht, Van Tom wanted to try abroad again. This time it was Wolverhampton. Again it was a tough period on the left back with only 6 games and 1 goal.

Then back to Belgium. Van Tomme found shelter with Standard, where he reappeared. He played in midfield in Schleswig. Van Tom played in 205 games, scoring 22 goals and winning the trophy once.

After a long stay at Standard, Van Tom moved to the United States, where he began working on the LA Galaxy. He was nominated for Newcomer of the Year and Defender of the Year, but never received the award in the end. He played in 55 games and scored 2 goals.

The last part of his football career had its first Belgian chapter in Antwerp. He was in two seasons and played a total of 58 games and scored 1 goal.

Van Tomme finished in Logeran (small key). The club was the last to come out. Lokaran faced huge financial problems and went bankrupt. Van Tomme was without a club and would not play football later.

In 2003, Van Tomme was first invited to the Red Devils. He played in 31 international matches, the last of which was in 2013.