Overview
- Dutch outlet De Telegraaf reports that Ajax could look to reappoint Ten Hag in January, a claim echoed by UK tabloids, with no confirmation from the club or coach.
- John Heitinga's team sits third in the Eredivisie and remains unbeaten in seven league matches, including three draws that have frustrated sections of the fanbase.
- Ajax have lost both Champions League group games, against Inter Milan and Marseille, adding to external pressure on the current manager.
- The board is described as reluctant to act immediately despite fan unrest, with Ten Hag viewed in reports as a leading option if a change is made.
- Ten Hag was dismissed by Bayer Leverkusen on September 1 after three matches, following his 2024 sacking by Manchester United, and he previously enjoyed major success during a four-year spell at Ajax.