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Ajax reports modest profit of two million euros for last season

Ajax reports modest profit of two million euros for last season

AFC Ajax has reported a net profit of two million euros for the past season. The club's annual financial report indicates that net revenue increased by 10.2 million euros compared to the previous period.

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