Ajax Amsterdam

Eredivisie
Eredivisie League level: NetherlandsFirst Tier Table position: 5 In league since: 68 years
Ajax Amsterdam
  • Squad size: 32
  • Average age: 22.9
  • Foreigners: 16  50.0 %

Squad Ajax Amsterdam

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#PlayerDate of birth/AgeNat.Market value
1
Gerónimo Rulli
Goalkeeper
May 20, 1992 (31)Argentina
Italy
40
Eintracht Frankfurt
Diant Ramaj
Goalkeeper
Sep 19, 2001 (22)Germany
Kosovo
12
Aberdeen FC
Jay Gorter
Goalkeeper
May 30, 2000 (23)Netherlands
51
Charlie Setford
Goalkeeper
May 11, 2004 (19)England
Netherlands
22
Remko Pasveer
Goalkeeper
Nov 8, 1983 (40)Netherlands
4
Jorrel Hato
Centre-Back
Mar 7, 2006 (17)Netherlands
Curacao
37
GNK Dinamo Zagreb
Josip Sutalo
Centre-Back
Feb 28, 2000 (23)Croatia
30
Royal Antwerp FC
Gastón Ávila
Centre-Back
Sep 30, 2001 (22)Argentina
13
Ahmetcan Kaplan
Centre-Back
Jan 16, 2003 (21)Türkiye
18
FC St. Pauli
Jakov Medic
Centre-Back
Sep 7, 1998 (25)Croatia
25
VfB Stuttgart
Borna Sosa
Left-Back
Jan 21, 1998 (26)Croatia
Germany
42
Ar'jany Martha
Left-Back
Sep 4, 2003 (20)Netherlands
Curacao
2
Devyne Rensch
Right-Back
Jan 18, 2003 (21)Netherlands
Suriname
3
Viborg FF
Anton Gaaei
Right-Back
Nov 19, 2002 (21)Denmark
47
Tristan Gooijer
Right-Back
Sep 2, 2004 (19)Netherlands
16
Molde FK
Sivert Mannsverk
Defensive Midfield
May 8, 2002 (21)Norway
33
AS Roma
Benjamin Tahirovic
Defensive Midfield
Mar 3, 2003 (20)Bosnia-Herzegovina
Sweden
24
Ajax Amsterdam U21
Silvano Vos
Defensive Midfield
Mar 16, 2005 (18)Netherlands
Suriname
8
Kenneth Taylor
Central Midfield
May 16, 2002 (21)Netherlands
21
FC Toulouse
Branco van den Boomen
Central Midfield
Jul 21, 1995 (28)Netherlands
6
Al-Ettifaq FC
Jordan Henderson
Central Midfield
Jun 17, 1990 (33)England
28
Excelsior Rotterdam
Kian Fitz-Jim
Central Midfield
Jul 5, 2003 (20)Netherlands
Suriname
38
Ajax Amsterdam U21
Kristian Hlynsson
Attacking Midfield
Jan 23, 2004 (20)Iceland
7
Steven Bergwijn
Left Winger
Oct 8, 1997 (26)Netherlands
Suriname
11
Manchester City U21
Carlos Forbs
Left Winger
Mar 19, 2004 (19)Portugal
Guinea-Bissau
39
Mika Godts
Left Winger
Jun 7, 2005 (18)Belgium
49
Jaydon Banel
Left Winger
Oct 19, 2004 (19)Netherlands
Suriname
27
Ajax Amsterdam U21
Amourricho van Axel Dongen
Left Winger
Sep 29, 2004 (19)Netherlands
Suriname
23
Steven Berghuis
Right Winger
Dec 19, 1991 (32)Netherlands
9
Brian Brobbey
Centre-Forward
Feb 1, 2002 (22)Netherlands
Ghana
10
Middlesbrough FC
Chuba Akpom
Centre-Forward
Oct 9, 1995 (28)England
Nigeria
19
Borussia Dortmund U19
Julian Rijkhoff
Centre-Forward
Jan 25, 2005 (19)Netherlands
Detailed squad

Most recent formation

Eredivisie - 22. Matchday Sun, Feb 18, 2024 - 2:30 PM hours
Starting Line-up: 4-3-3 Attacking
Substitutes
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37
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2
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Table section Eredivisie 23/24

# Club Matches +/- Pts
2 Feyenoord Rotterdam 22 39 52
3 Twente Enschede FC 22 20 44
4 AZ Alkmaar 22 20 39
5 Ajax Amsterdam 22 10 36
6 Go Ahead Eagles 22 8 34
7 NEC Nijmegen 22 4 30
8 Sparta Rotterdam 22 -2 29
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Transfer record

Arrivals/Departures Fee
Income 20 157.40m
Expenditure 22 110.70m
Overall balance +46.70m
All transfers

Stats & facts

Official club name: AFC Ajax Amsterdam Address:
Johan Cruijff Boulevard 1
1100 DL Amsterdam
Netherlands
Tel: +31 20 3111444 Fax: +31 20 3111480 Website: Founded: Mar 18, 1900
Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax, AFC Ajax or simply Ajax, is a Dutch professional football club from Amsterdam. The club was founded on March 18, 1900 and is one of the three traditional top clubs in the Netherlands. Since the founding of the Eredivisie, Ajax has continuously played in this top division. Ajax became Dutch champions thirty-six times, twenty-eight of which since the introduction of the Eredivisie in mid-1956. The German Kicker Sportmagazin called Ajax the second best football club of the twentieth century. According to the IFFHS, Ajax is the sixth most successful European club of the twentieth century and was voted World Club Team of the Year by the IFFHS in 1992. In the 1970s, Ajax belonged to the world top of football, with players such as Johan Cruyff, Johan Neeskens, Piet Keizer and under the leadership of coach Rinus Michels it won the European Cup three times in a row and the World Cup for club teams once. In 1996, Ajax left De Meer after having played there for 62 years. The stadium had had its day, partly due to new safety rules from UEFA.[25] In those years, Ajax used the Olympic Stadium as a base for its most important matches: the De Meer stadium could not accommodate more than 29,500 people, while the Olympic Stadium had a capacity of 64,000 from 1937 onwards. With the construction of the Amsterdam ArenA, later renamed Johan Cruyff Arena, the Olympic Stadium was said goodbye to in 1996. This stadium opened on August 14, 1996 with a friendly match against AC Milan, where they lost 0-3. To date, Ajax plays its matches in the Johan Cruyff ArenA.
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