Ajax Amsterdam Ajax Amsterdam today lineup
Predicted XI formation and starting line up Jaroš, Itakura, Bouwman, Lucas Rosa, Gaaei, Baas, Gloukh, Mokio, Steur, Raul Moro, Dolberg,
Ajax Amsterdam is currently preparing for their sixth UEFA Champions League match against Qarabağ FK, with the match scheduled to take place in Baku. The team will be without key players, including Wout Weghorst, who is sidelined due to a serious injury that will keep him out until at least the winter break. In light of Weghorst's absence, Ajax is relying on Kasper Dolberg to step up as the primary striker, although concerns have been raised regarding his fitness and minutes played.
Takehiro Tomiyasu has reached an agreement with Ajax for a short-term contract, which is expected to be finalized soon. This move is seen as a strategic enhancement to the squad, with Ajax reportedly incurring minimal financial risk due to a specific performance contract associated with Tomiyasu. Additionally, there are discussions about a potential long-term contract should Tomiyasu prove successful during his tenure.
In terms of player movements, there are indications that a prominent player has refused to extend their contract and is set to leave Ajax next month. Furthermore, Josip Sutalo's departure is anticipated to result in significant financial loss for the club. There are also rumors regarding the return of a player from a loan spell, although specific details remain unclear.
Ajax is also facing organizational challenges, including recent incidents involving fan misconduct during matches, which have prompted the Johan Cruyff Arena to file a police report. The club is actively working on squad adjustments, with expectations of further transfers during the winter window, particularly concerning the potential exits of several midfielders. The upcoming Klassieker against Feyenoord will be officiated by Serdar Gözübüyük, adding to the significance of the match as Ajax aims to improve their standing in the league.
List of not available injured and suspended players. Key players of recent games. Ajax Amsterdam Starting XI vs Feyenoord – Eredivisie
Ajax Amsterdam will play against Feyenoord in matchday 16 of Eredivisie next Sunday, December 14th, at 2:30 PM local time at Johan Cruijff Arena, Amsterdam. Godts, Gloukh and Baas have been key players in recent games. Playing at home, Ajax Amsterdam has lost 3 of its last 5 gamesAjax Amsterdam is currently preparing for their sixth UEFA Champions League match against Qarabağ FK, with the match scheduled to take place in Baku. The team will be without key players, including Wout Weghorst, who is sidelined due to a serious injury that will keep him out until at least the winter break. In light of Weghorst's absence, Ajax is relying on Kasper Dolberg to step up as the primary striker, although concerns have been raised regarding his fitness and minutes played.
Takehiro Tomiyasu has reached an agreement with Ajax for a short-term contract, which is expected to be finalized soon. This move is seen as a strategic enhancement to the squad, with Ajax reportedly incurring minimal financial risk due to a specific performance contract associated with Tomiyasu. Additionally, there are discussions about a potential long-term contract should Tomiyasu prove successful during his tenure.
In terms of player movements, there are indications that a prominent player has refused to extend their contract and is set to leave Ajax next month. Furthermore, Josip Sutalo's departure is anticipated to result in significant financial loss for the club. There are also rumors regarding the return of a player from a loan spell, although specific details remain unclear.
Ajax is also facing organizational challenges, including recent incidents involving fan misconduct during matches, which have prompted the Johan Cruyff Arena to file a police report. The club is actively working on squad adjustments, with expectations of further transfers during the winter window, particularly concerning the potential exits of several midfielders. The upcoming Klassieker against Feyenoord will be officiated by Serdar Gözübüyük, adding to the significance of the match as Ajax aims to improve their standing in the league.