Original sentence: De Jong, who played as a midfielder, was born in Utrecht and made his debut in professional football, as part of the VfL Osnabrück squad in the 1992–93 season.During his final season as a player, 2006–07, with FC Utrecht, he completed coaching training badges and began to work as a trainer with the club.He joined FC Utrecht for the 1993–94 season and would remain there for the rest of his career.In total he played 370 Eredivisie matches for FC Utrecht in which he scored a total of 11 times.Jean-Paul de Jong (born 17 October 1970) is a Dutch former footballer who played predominately for FC Utrecht.On 22 April 2007 De Jong received his 83rd yellow card in the Eredivisie, surpassing the record number of cards received by a player, which had been previously held by Barry van Galen
Edited sentence: Beijen profile.Born in Utrecht, de Jong had several trainee spells, including with country giants Feyenoord Rotterdam and Ajax Amsterdam.Bundesliga stats.During his final season as a player, in which he contributed with 21 matches to a comfortable 9th place, he completed his coaching training badges and began to work as a youth trainer with the club.He is best known for his lenghty spell with FC Utrecht.He made his professional debuts in Germany at already 22, with second division outfit VfL Osnabrück, appearing rarely in a sole season.In 1993, de Jong returned to his country and city, going on serve a 14-year spell with FC Utrecht.In total, he played 370 first division matches, in which he scored a total of 11 times.Jean-Paul de Jong (born 17 October 1970) is a former Dutch footballer, who played mostly as a right midfielder.On 22 April 2007, de Jong received his 83rd yellow card in the league, surpassing the record number of cards received by a player which had been previously held by Barry van Galen