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Jordi Cruijff leans toward Spanish coach: Who is the best fit for Ajax?

Jordi Cruijff leans toward Spanish coach: Who is the best fit for Ajax?

Technical director Jordi Cruijff is reportedly favoring a Spanish manager to take over as the next head coach of Ajax. The club is currently searching for a candidate capable of addressing its recent struggles and restoring its competitive standing.

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

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