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Ajax loans defender Alders to Telstar again

Ajax loans defender Alders to Telstar again

Ajax has agreed to loan 21-year-old defender Gerald Alders to Telstar for the upcoming season. Alders previously spent six months on loan at the club, which finished fourteenth in the league standings.

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Michelangelo's Men exhibition in Haarlem nominated for public award

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The exhibition 'De mannen van Michelangelo' at the Teylers Museum in Haarlem has been nominated for the Museumtijdschrift Tentoonstellingsprijs. The public can vote until September 13, with the winner announced on October 7 at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

Amsterdamse Bos ready for World Cup hockey and possible royal visit

Amsterdamse Bos ready for World Cup hockey and possible royal visit

The Amsterdamse Bos currently hosts the Hockey World Cup, featuring top-tier men's and women's teams at the Wagener Stadium. In addition to the hockey tournament, the latest broadcast of NH Sport highlights the construction of a new complex for the Haarlem football club Koninklijke HFC.

Overcrowded trains to Dutch Grand Prix • Mayor reflects on 6 years of F1

Overcrowded trains to Dutch Grand Prix • Mayor reflects on 6 years of F1

The final day of the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort has begun, with crowds gathering early at train stations in Haarlem and Amsterdam. Mayor David Moolenburgh reflected on the event's six-year history as the organization confirmed the race will conclude after 2026.

Day 2 Dutch Grand Prix - Zandvoort fills with tens of thousands of race fans

Day 2 Dutch Grand Prix - Zandvoort fills with tens of thousands of race fans

The second day of the Dutch Grand Prix is underway, featuring a sprint race and qualifying sessions at the Zandvoort circuit. Tens of thousands of fans are traveling to the event, with the national railway operator running high-frequency services from locations including Amsterdam and Haarlem.

Ajax pubs angry at Ziggo for not broadcasting match: "I'm already paying a fortune"

Ajax pubs angry at Ziggo for not broadcasting match: "I'm already paying a fortune"

Owners of Ajax-themed cafes in Amsterdam and Haarlem are upset with Ziggo Sport for not securing the broadcast rights to the upcoming Ajax match against FC Sion. Because the game will only be available via a pay-per-view streaming service, cafe owners face extra costs and technical concerns, leading to frustration regarding the increasing commercialization of football broadcasting.