Francesco Farioli has stepped down as the head coach of Ajax, just a day after the team finished as runners-up in the title race. The Italian coach cited differences in vision with the management as the reason for his departure.
In a statement, Farioli explained that while he and the board shared the same goals for the future of Ajax, they had different ideas about how to achieve them. “The management and I have the same goals for the future of Ajax, but we have

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different visions and timeframes about the way we should work and operate to achieve those goals,” he said.
Ajax technical director Alex Kroes expressed disappointment at Farioli’s decision, saying it posed challenges for the team’s upcoming transfer window. “I find this incredibly disappointing,” Kroes said. “Francesco and his staff have been a great help to us.”
Farioli’s departure marks a significant change for Ajax, with the team set to begin pre-season preparations on June 26. The club will now need to find a new coaching team to lead them into the next season.

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