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Reporter Daan Sutorius previews Ajax-NEC: A laundry list of injuries

Reporter Daan Sutorius previews Ajax-NEC: A laundry list of injuries

Reporter Daan Sutorius provides an update on the current state of the Ajax squad ahead of their match against NEC. He highlights that the team is currently dealing with a significant list of player injuries.

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

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