Pascal Bosschaart

Bosschaart debutó como profesional con el Utrecht en la temporada 1997-98, jugando para el club hasta la temporada 2003-04, cuando fue comprado por el Feyenoord. ^{[ 1 ]} Su primer partido con el Feyenoord fue una victoria por 6-1 sobre el De Graafschap . En agosto de 2006, se trasladó al ADO Den Haag . Bosschaart no tuvo muchos minutos de juego con el exentrenador André Wetzel en la temporada 2008-09 , por lo que se unió al Helsingborgs IF a prueba en febrero de 2009. ^{[ 2 ]} Sin embargo, finalmente no fue fichado por el club. ^{[ 3 ]}

El 17 de junio de 2011, firmó un contrato de un año con el club australiano de la A-League, Sydney FC . ^{[ 4 ] [ 5 ]} El 28 de diciembre, el club anunció que había renovado el contrato del veterano defensa por dos años, manteniéndolo en el club de Harbour City hasta finales de 2014. ^{[ 6 ]} Durante su primer año allí, fue elegido Jugador Más Valioso del club. ^{[ 7 ]}

On 14 January 2012, during a game between Brisbane Roar and Sydney FC, Bosschaart was embroiled in controversy, when following the game Brisbane's Albanian striker Besart Berisha ran up behind the Dutchman and tugged him on the shoulder before running towards the tunnel, motioning that he wanted to fight Bosschaart. Players from both teams came together at the mouth of the tunnel on the halfway line to separate the belligerents, however no actual punches were thrown.^[8] It was claimed that during a match a month previously, in which Sydney FC won 2–0 and broke the Roar's 36-game unbeaten streak, Bosschaart may have provoked the Albanian by using racial taunts during the game, however this was heavily denied by Bosschaart.^[9] In 2025, it was confirmed that Bosschaart had said something about Berisha’s mother in the previous match. It was also claimed by Bosschaart that Brisbane players Ivan Franjic, Eric Paartalu and Berisha himself refused to shake hands with him before the match kicked off.^[10] After reviewing the incident post-game, the A-League's Match Review Panel (MRP) refused to punish either player over the incident, however the Football Federation Australia asked for a "please explain" from both clubs. The matter was settled by the FFA enacting a one-game ban on Berisha.^[11]

On 30 March 2012, during an elimination final against Wellington Phoenix, Bosschaart tore his Achilles tendon and had to be stretchered off.^[12] He made his long-awaited return for a home game against traditional foe Melbourne Victory on 10 November 2012, where he scored his first ever senior goal; a volley from the edge of the box to put Sydney ahead 2–0, although they ended up losing 3–2.

On 23 October 2013, Sydney FC and Bosschaart mutually agreed to part ways with the club terminating his contract effective immediately.^[13] Bosschaart only managed a handful of appearances during his last year at the club.^[14]