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Ajax warns supporters about Hajduk Split: Think carefully before making this trip

Ajax warns supporters about Hajduk Split: Think carefully before making this trip

Ajax has warned its supporters about potential safety risks when traveling to Croatia for their Conference League match against Hajduk Split. The club strongly advises fans to avoid wearing team apparel and to exercise caution to prevent confrontations with local supporters.

Ajax has issued a safety warning to its supporters planning to travel to Croatia for the upcoming Conference League match against Hajduk Split on October 15. The club expressed concerns regarding potential confrontations with local fans and advised supporters to avoid wearing team-branded clothing. Fans have been cautioned against gathering in groups and warned to exercise heightened vigilance, particularly in the Varoš neighborhood where local supporters frequently congregate. To ensure safety, the club is coordinating with local authorities to establish secure transportation from a dedicated fan zone to the stadium.

Despite the security risks, the match remains highly significant for the club's loyal following. Ajax has been allocated 1,675 tickets for the game. Many fans are eager to attend to maintain their eligibility for priority ticket purchases in future European campaigns, as the club requires supporters to attend two away matches per season to qualify. Given the limited capacity of other venues this season, many supporters are weighing the risks of the Croatian trip against the importance of securing their status for future fixtures.

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

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