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From a valley in Split to a peak in Groningen, it fits exactly what Ajax is today

From a valley in Split to a peak in Groningen, it fits exactly what Ajax is today

Ajax displayed contrasting performances between a stagnant match in Split and a more dynamic game in Groningen just three days later. These results reflect a team in transition where rapid development makes early judgment difficult.

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

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