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Thilo Kehrer after impressive Ajax debut: I think my style fits the philosophy of Ajax and the manager very well

Thilo Kehrer made a successful debut for Ajax, scoring a goal and providing an assist in a 5-1 win against Fortuna Sittard. The German defender joined the club believing his style of play complements the team's philosophy and ambition for success.

Thilo Kehrer enjoyed a dream debut for Ajax, contributing a goal and an assist in a dominant 5-1 victory over Fortuna Sittard. The German defender, who previously played for Monaco, stated that his decision to join the club was driven by a strong alignment with the team's footballing philosophy. Kehrer expressed confidence in his ability to contribute to Ajax's success, highlighting his preference for dynamic, possession-based football and building play from the back.

During discussions regarding his transfer, Kehrer noted that he was approached by Jordi Cruijff just days before signing. He emphasized that the club's vision focuses on maintaining a competitive squad by blending experienced players with emerging young talent. Kehrer, who sought advice from former teammates before moving to the Netherlands, aims to integrate quickly and help restore the club to a level where they consistently compete for titles. The move marks a fresh chapter for the defender as he focuses on maintaining his match fitness and tactical development within the Eredivisie.

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