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Ajax coach Míchel promises minutes for Sofyan Amrabat in super important match against PSV: He is fit

Ajax coach Míchel promises minutes for Sofyan Amrabat in super important match against PSV: He is fit

Ajax coach Míchel Sánchez announced that newly signed midfielder Sofyan Amrabat will play in the upcoming match against PSV. While Amrabat is fit, other new additions like Simon Adingra are still injured, and the team is preparing to face the champions with a focus on a dominant playing style.

Ajax coach Míchel Sánchez has confirmed that new signing Sofyan Amrabat will see playing time during the upcoming high-stakes match against PSV. While the Moroccan international is fit to compete, other recent additions like Simon Adingra remain sidelined due to injury and will require about a month to recover. Other new recruits such as Viktor Tsygankov and Thilo Kehrer are also integrating into the squad, though Míchel noted that Tsygankov may still need more time to meet the club's physical requirements for such a demanding fixture.

Ahead of the clash against the reigning champions, Míchel expressed confidence in the team's quality and the progress of the newly renovated roster. He emphasized that Ajax will maintain its proactive, dominant philosophy despite the strength of the opponent. The coach is looking for his players to demonstrate character, pressure, and a winning mentality at home. This match is viewed as a crucial test to evaluate the team's current level and its readiness to compete for the championship title this season.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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