Ajax coach Francisco Fario has resigned after the PSV’s end of the season, PSV’s Edivis title.
Amsterdamers took the top of the top of the table to lead nine points, just five games just to play four games without winning that they opened the door for PSV.
It was a disappointing end to a good season, as Ajax made the advance last season, which won a fifth, and Farioli won a lot of things in his first year of office.
— AFC Ajax (@afcajax) 19 May
Farioli goes after conflict with the board
But now he has chosen to move away, referring to “differences in the principles of the project.
“My trip to Ajax began about a year ago at De Tokomest, with the aim of bringing Ajax to where he belongs to him. And he ended in Johan Cruich Arena, finally brought Ajax back to the Champions League, the biggest stage in European football.
“They became the first Ajax first coach in 1998 and the first Italian player of the club was an absolute privilege: I embraced this big challenge with respect, responsibility, passion for success. Emotional and emotional.
“The management and I have the same goal for the future of Ajax, but we have different visions and frameworks on how to work and work to achieve these goals.
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Now Ajax is starting to search for a successor.
“I think this is disappointed in a disappointing way. Francisco and his staff were a great helper for us. It was a dense season full of unforgettable moments, and we achieved our goal: qualifying for next season’s Champions League,” he said.
“Forrain has also played a key role in enhanced the high culture of efficiency in Ajax, which we are very grateful for. This summer was set to be an active transfer window, now more.