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Unless there's a release clause it's a very stupid move. Schreuder won't let him leave for several years.
He will leave next year is my guess.
Unless there's a release clause it's a very stupid move. Schreuder won't let him leave for several years.
He has 2 years left on his deal, Ajax don't want him walking out for peanuts next summer. It was in the works before any discussion of United came up, and had he not shown willingness to sign he probably would have been sold, even if it was against his wishes.He’s being rewarded for staying, that’s all
I can imagine his contract will not even be extended, and if so, maybe by a year.Unless there's a release clause it's a very stupid move. Schreuder won't let him leave for several years.
I think the contract will be extended by at least a year for sure. Ajax would be stupid not to and if he doesn't extend there's no reason for Ajax to give him higher wages. There needs to be something in it for Ajax as well.I can imagine his contract will not even be extended, and if so, maybe by a year.
Ajax pretty much always let their players leave, as long as the bids are appropriate.
I believe Ajax has rewarded star players without extension before, during EtH's reign. I am not sure though.I think the contract will be extended by at least a year for sure. Ajax would be stupid not to and if he doesn't extend there's no reason for Ajax to give him higher wages. There needs to be something in it for Ajax as well.
Timber knows it's better for him to stay. Ajax gives him a higher salary, Timber extends his contract unless one year more. The question is if there will be a release clause or not. Ajax will probably be reluctant, but obviously the player is in a good position too so there might not be a way around it for Ajax. However another option is no release clause and the player taking a share of a future transfer fee.
We'll see. Sometimes these details get out quite quickly. Good news for Ajax that he stays at least one more year. Hopefully even two and then he can leave after Euro24, provided we qualify of course.
On plain sight I agree with you. Ten Hag however doesn't agree. When he left Ajax he said he saw Timber as a future leader of the team as he possessed all the qualities to be a leader. Ten Hag also chased Timber and then went after Martinez after Timber chose to stay at Ajax.I’m glad this move didn’t happen. Feel like we got the better player in martinez. He’s more of a leader aswell.
In most cases an extension was part of it though, albeit with buy-out clauses. Unless maybe the player still had 3 years left on his contract, then it could be that Ajax just rewarded the player. But with 2 years left, there's just no point. You're not going to just give the player higher wages and then see the player walk out for a small fee a year later because only 1 yr contract is left. In this case for example it's better for Ajax to agree to a 35m release clause alongside extending his contract one or two more years, then it is to just raise his wages without extending. In the last case Ajax would be forced to sell him for 15-20m next year. This doesn't make sense at all. Hence I'm pretty sure Timber will extend his contract. The question is if he will force Ajax to agree to a buy-out clause, or if Ajax can persuade him to an extension even without one.I believe Ajax has rewarded star players without extension before, during EtH's reign. I am not sure though.
It is just a token of huge appreciation to the player to opt to stay longer at the club, though it may not be that sensible financially. These things would make Ajax more appealing to players in the future as well.
I'm sure he'll read thisPenny for your thoughts now, Jurrien? Half your team's gone, a season of rebuilding with a new manager.
Didn't he stay for the guaranteed play time with the WC and all?Penny for your thoughts now, Jurrien? Half your team's gone, a season of rebuilding with a new manager.
Didn't he stay for the guaranteed play time with the WC and all?
If so then we might land a bid in jan or next summer.
Penny for your thoughts now, Jurrien? Half your team's gone, a season of rebuilding with a new manager.
They're top of the table in the leaguePenny for your thoughts now, Jurrien? Half your team's gone, a season of rebuilding with a new manager.
He should have listened to ETH and not LVG.
Do we need him now?
If our captain make us a favor and leave…Do we need him now?
Nah 2 short center back is one too many. Martinez has been good but teams are going long towards his area, imagine if we play two of them.Possibly, if the plan is to shift Macguire.
Only if Ten Hag could see him playing rb, or as cover for Varane-Martinez.Do we need him now?
Only if Ten Hag could see him playing rb, or as cover for Varane-Martinez.
I agree, not only that but does anyone honestly think we're going to go back for another Ajax player? I don't think our good relationship with them would carry on.Nah 2 short center back is one too many. Martinez has been good but teams are going long towards his area, imagine if we play two of them.
Pass unless it's at right back.
If we continue to pay like we have so far they will sell, but not this summer.I agree, not only that but does anyone honestly think we're going to go back for another Ajax player? I don't think our good relationship with them would carry on.
Oh I agree. I would like him join, think he'll become great in a few years - but we need other positions more.That must be a lower priority for the next window though.
If Timber pulls through then we'll come back for him in a season or 2. Win-win.On plain sight I agree with you. Ten Hag however doesn't agree. When he left Ajax he said he saw Timber as a future leader of the team as he possessed all the qualities to be a leader. Ten Hag also chased Timber and then went after Martinez after Timber chose to stay at Ajax.
Nevertheless, I don't always agree with Ten Hag. I do think you got the better player with Martinez (at this point in time at least). As for Timber's leadership qualities, I hope Ten Hag is right. We'll see next season.
I don't see this happen at all now we bought Martinez instead. 2 short CBs gonna be huge issue, especially when Timber is not as good in the air as Martinez. Timber is serviceable at RB, but for the fee Ajax may demand for him, we're better off getting a proper RB.That must be a lower priority for the next window though.
I don't see this happen at all now we bought Martinez instead. 2 short CBs gonna be huge issue, especially when Timber is not as good in the air as Martinez. Timber is serviceable at RB, but for the fee Ajax may demand for him, we're better off getting a proper RB.
I don't see this happen at all now we bought Martinez instead. 2 short CBs gonna be huge issue, especially when Timber is not as good in the air as Martinez. Timber is serviceable at RB, but for the fee Ajax may demand for him, we're better off getting a proper RB.
Timber last official height was 1 inch taller than Martinez. He may still have some growth, but I don't think it's unlikely to get 3 or 4 inches.How small is Timber? I had him pegged as a long term Varane replacement, guess not if he's a short arse
Depends on Maguire, Varane and Lindelof.Do we need him now?
Bet he feels daft committing now.
Should have backed himself rather than listen to LVG.