Yeah, but the famous Indonesian Dutch footballers I know all seem to have Christian/Western names.
Never heard about Muslim Indonesians in Holland despite them being huge there.
@Abdalla
Those famous Dutch "Indonesian" Footballers are almost all of Moluccan ancestry hence the Christian names.They are ethnically and culturally distinct as we are all mixed heavily with Papuans and probably others and in Indonesia are well known to be the most athletic as well as our West Papuan neighbors.We are also mostly Protestants with more Dutch influence culturally.
The vast majority of us Ambonese-Moluccans (most populous of the other 1000 islands) including me have English or Dutch first names often from our beloved Bible,with Indigineous Polynesian sounding last names such as "Latu","Manuhutu","Siahaya","Latuihamallo","Talakua",etc.Our surnames are extremely distinctive sounding and unique to us.Very Polynesian esque as our Indigineous languages are closer to that side of Austronesians then the Malay side.Our native languages are not "Malay".In fact some are even Papuan languages.
Giovanni Von Bronkhurst is a proud South Moluccan of mixed ancestry like many of us,he was the Captain of Netherlands Football team and I now believe he owns it.