Barca had a relationship with the Dutch players 50 years ago, and that connection continues to this day, with Depay and Luke De Jong signing last summer.
All Dutch players come to Barca in anticipation, and since the Ballon d'Or winner joined Barca from Ajax in 1973, he has brought extraordinary football to Barca.
22 Luke De Jong
Barca fans never seem to have a fondness for Luke De Jong and never will? After a slump at the start of the season, De Jong scored key goals after Harvey took office, which gradually led to a gradual change in perception of him. He fought with a professional attitude in the face of limited opportunities, which is not the worst signing in the world.
21 Affle
Since joining Barca from Eindhoven in 2010, Affelae has not played much of a role. Nevertheless, he delivered a very crucial assist in the Champions League semi-final match against Real Madrid, where he assisted Messi in the semi-final match against Real Madrid, where he assisted Messi to score.
20 Ronald De Boul
The brothers Ronald and Frank de Boul joined Van Gaal's Barca from Ajax in January 1999. Ronald contributed to Barca's title triumph in 1998-99 but scored just two goals in 37 games, a disappointing statistic as a midfielder with excellent offensive ability. After 18 months at Barca, he left the squad.
19 Winston-Bogard
Injuries have deprived Bogard of the opportunity to play an important role in Barcelona, where he was usually sidelined during his time at the club in the late '90s. But along with the De Boer twins, he did play some part when he arrived midway through the 1998-99 season, which ended with Barcelona's title. He was sold to Chelsea in 2000, where there was a space on the bench that bears his name...
18 Richard Vicky
A marginal figure in the Early '90s john Cruyff Dream team, Wigger has two back-to-back titles and a European Cup, though his name doesn't have much of a presence. He faces stiff competition due to strict foreign policy restrictions for up to three foreign players, while the club also has Laudrup, Stoichkov and Ronald Koeman.
17 Jordi Cruyff
He lives forever in the shadow of his legendary father. Still, forget who his father is, he's also a decent player, having also scored some important goals before leaving.
16 West Leysin
As a national team goalkeeper, Cillessen does have some quality, but he has never competed with Ter Stegen for starting competitiveness. Nevertheless, he made some contributions when he had the opportunity to participate in the Copa del Rey.
15 Reziger
He won the Champions League with Ajax before joining Barca. Playing at right-back for 7 seasons at Barca, Reziger has had some success, especially in his early days with the van Gaal side.
14 Baldwin-Cenden
Cenden came to Camp Nou after his former Eindhoven team-mate Ronaldo left, and the two of them had a good relationship, and the two of them could have achieved great things in Barcelona. He played the role of full-back under Van Gaal and he was also a key player in the team's 1999 victory.
13 Luther Hesp
Hesp surpassed Vito Baia in Barcelona in a number of goals, shining briefly in the twilight of his career, winning consecutive league titles in 1998 and 1999.
12 Edgar Davis
Davis only played half a season on loan at Barcelona, but he was impressive. He joined when the club was faltering, when the team was in poor shape, but davis' arrival reversed the team's poor form.
11 Depay
Depay is a talented player who has performed well in the first half of the season for Barca, with 10 goals and two assists in La Liga being the most reliant striker for Barca this season, but after Xavi coached the team, he no longer has the most central position, how will Xavi use him in the final stages of the season?
10 Overmars
Having joined Barca from Arsenal in 2000 with Petit, Overmars has been outstanding in Spain. He was very fast, shining like a beacon in that relatively mediocre Barca squad, while a knee injury detracted from the stability of his attendance and detracted from his radiance.
9 Van Bommel
Xavi and Iniesta served as the metronome of Barca's midfield, while Van Bommel showed a different temperament at Barca, he was a very tough stealer, an important part of that Barca, and one of the main players of the team to win the attack and the Champions League in the 2005-06 season. He has only been at Barca for one season, how efficient is that?
8 John Nesskens
Nesskens is known as the "Kamikaze Pilot" and his aggressiveness and dynamism in midfield is a model for oppressive teams today. He has won only one Copa del Rey and one Cup Winners' Cup for the team and has arguably never reached the heights he reached at Ajax or his Dutch national team, but he is still considered one of the most important Dutch players in Barca's history.
7 Van Bronckhorst
Van Bronckhorst is a brilliant left-back, but he was transformed into a midfielder after joining Arsenal. After injuring his cruciate ligament in his knee during his time with the Gunners, it was thought he would never return to his original level, but he was able to make more than 100 appearances for Barca since then, winning two League La Liga titles and one Champions League. He explained what it means to be injured and sick, and to make a comeback.
6 Frankie De Jong
After a difficult start to the season, De Jong is becoming Barca's midfield commander, especially now coach Xavi, who is now playing in the dream midfielder position.
5 Philippe Cocu
Koku won the title in his first year at the club and was later awarded the post of vice-captain by Louis van Gaal for his leadership. After retiring, his wisdom on the pitch made him a good coach, and he led Eindhoven to win the Eredivisie title for three consecutive seasons.
4 Frank De Boul
As a perfect Barca centre-back, Frank de Boer has the calm and bravery needed to play from the back, and he is born with the "Barca DNA".
3 Kluivert
Kluivert remains the Dutch top scorer in Barca's history, scoring 122 goals in 257 appearances for the team. He and Koku spent six years at the club and did not win many trophies. However, Kluivert can always destroy the decay on the offensive end.
2 Ronald Koeman
Koeman scored the goal that helped Barcelona win their first European Champions League and was a key player in the Dream team that Cruyff coached in the '90s. That lightning free-kick against Sampdoria at Wembley became the glory and hallmark of Koeman's life, and he was the only Barca player in the team's history who could rival Messi in terms of free kicks
Forget his bad record as Barca manager. Koeman is one of the greatest offensive defenders.
1 Cruyff
The first Dutchman to play for Barcelona was also the one who changed everything. Guardiola, Busquets, Xavi, Iniesta – everything you know about Barcelona's style of play today is due to Cruyff's influence.
Kesan won the European Championship for three consecutive years at Ajax and came to Barca after two Ballon d'Or awards, making it one of the most watched transfers of all time.
Thanks to his influence, Barca ended a 14-year wait for the league title and he fulfilled those expectations in a beautiful footballing fashion. He worked very hard as a player and has since doubled his efforts as a coach.
'He changed the culture of Ajax and after Barcelona, the way they play can't be defined.' Guardiola said of Cruyff.
"He came and said 'guys, we'll kick like this' and everyone followed him. Go to youth colleges and you'll see seven-eight-eight- or nine-year-olds playing passing like a first-team team. He created a very football philosophy from scratch. He has knowledge, charisma and personality, and has the charisma to make everyone follow him. ”