Diego Biseswar - Early Life

Early Life

Biseswar was born in Amsterdam, North Holland, the Netherlands, to the parents Astrando and Sandra Biseswar, both of Surinamese descent. Biseswar's father is a bus driver in Amsterdam. Biseswar has one older sister and one younger brother, who is named Romario. Despite the football related names, the Biseswar boys were not named after the football icons Maradona and Romário.

As a child, Biseswar only had one passion: football. Biseswar developed his football skills on the squares of Amsterdam, until a good friend of Biseswar's father suggested his parents to let him join an amateur football team.

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