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Ajax-fans buzz over Ounahi signing, call for Jordi Cruijff statue

🇳🇱 By 4All Football Editorial ·

In the bustling streets of Amsterdam, Ajax-fans gathered online as news broke that the club is pursuing Marokkaans midfielder Azzedine Ounahi. The 55‑cap, 26‑year‑old WK-uitblinker has sparked talk of a standbeeldje for Jordi Cruijff among the supporters.

Ajax confirmed they are working hard to secure Ounahi’s transfer to the Amsterdam side. Ounahi, a Marokkaans international with 55 appearances, is the focus of the club’s recruitment drive.

Transfer details emerged when Fabrizio Romano disclosed the development on Saturday evening. Romano’s report highlighted the potential for a significant fee, though the exact amount remains undisclosed.

The midfielder, who impressed at the recent World Cup, could join Ajax for a ‘fors bedrag’ according to the source. Ajax’s willingness to meet the price has not been quantified, leaving speculation about the club’s financial commitment.

Social media reactions from Ajax-fans ranged from surprise to enthusiasm, reflecting a mix of optimism and caution. Some commenters raised questions about the feasibility of the transfer, adding a note of scepticism.

Amid the debate, a few supporters even suggested a standbeeldje for Jordi Cruijff as a tribute linked to the excitement. Fans explicitly invoked Jordi Cruijff’s name in their comments, linking the club’s past glory to the prospective arrival.

The story was updated today at 20:13 and again at 20:14, indicating rapid development of the transfer saga. These updates underscore the immediacy with which Ajax and its supporters are tracking Ounahi’s possible move.

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