Calvin Verdonk appeared as a substitute for Lille in their 3-0 defeat at Arsenal, Dân Trí reports. The Indonesia international replaced Romain Perraud in the 76th minute of the second Champions League league-phase match. The update concerns his appearance, rather than a separate match result from the Arsenal victory already reported.
A limited appearance with reported contributions
Dân Trí credits Verdonk with 16 touches, three successful tackles and three wins from four individual duels. These figures relate to his own contribution, not the whole Lille defence or a full-match performance.
The source combines the 76th-minute substitution with an inconsistent description of his playing duration. The substitution time is retained without asserting that he played exactly ten minutes. Lille conceded no further goals during his appearance, according to the report, but still finished three goals behind.
Nationality changes complicate broad historical claims
Verdonk was born in the Netherlands and represented its U17 team before becoming an Indonesian citizen in April 2024. He made his Indonesia debut against the Philippines at Bung Karno and continued in the left-back role. The report also provides Indonesia's 2026 FIFA ASEAN Cup success as recent international background.
Dân Trí discusses Emil Audero, Kevin Diks and Dion Cools, whose Champions League experience preceded their respective Indonesian or Malaysian citizenship. That timing matters when describing national representation. It does not justify an unrestricted claim about every player of Southeast Asian origin across all competition stages.