DUMFRIES

Dumfries has two cousins, Jason and Jahfarr Wilnis, who are both kickboxers. In September 2020, he became a father for the first time. In May 2020, Dumfries was among several players and staff members who agreed to give up a month's salary, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On 25 October 2020, Dumfries tested positive for COVID-19 amid the pandemic in the Netherlands. Dumfries has spoken out about racism, saying: "I don't like to play the victim role, but such incidents do come. I want to hear what drives someone, to think that this is funny. I am very open about that. I want to start such a conversation. That is the only way to learn to understand each other. In a football team, jokes are part and parcel, but it is always done within frameworks and with respect. It is binding, we also show in…

Personal life Family and relationships Dumfries was born on 18 April 1996 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, to an Aruban father, Boris, who manages a care facility, and a Surinamese mother, Marleen, who has worked in vocational education. [38] [70] His parents named him after American actor Denzel Washington, reflecting their admiration for the figure's discipline and success. [6] He has three siblings: an older sister, Demelza; a younger sister, Daniëlle; and a younger brother, Donovan. [6] [71] Dumfries is married to Jaimy Kenswiel, whom he has referenced publicly in interviews and events, including attending the 2024 UEFA European Championship and the 2025 Ballon d'Or ceremony together. [72] [73] The couple has three children, with the first born before Dumfries joined Inter Milan in 2021 and …