Ajax missed the Dutch League title with one point this season, because the team could have won the title with seven points of the last five rounds of matches, but ended with only five. Their head coach Fararoli was assigned to set up his job after this shameful failure.
Francesco Farioli has decided to leave Ajax after careful consideration. The head coach has informed the club's board of his decision.
FAROLI (born on 10 April 1989 in Barga, Italy) joined Ajax from OGC Nice and signed a contract until 30 June 2027. Together with Farioli, assistant -coaches Daniele Cavalletto and Felipe Sanchez Mateos, as well as goalkeeper Jarkko Tuomisto, will also leave.
Technical director Alex Kroes said: “I find this incredibly disappointing. Francesco and his employees have been a great help for us. It is an intense season filled with many memorable moments, and we have achieved our goal: qualifying for the Champions League of the following season. Frances still still play an important role in ajax, des des des des there, des des des des there, des des des des be des des des des be des des des des be des des des des vint-performance, des des des des there, des des des des vl-Performance. So.
Francesco Farioli: “My journey in Ajax started almost a year ago, in the alloy, with the aim of bringing Ajax back to where it belongs. And it ended in the Johan Cruijff -Arena, finally bringing Ajax back to Champions League, the largest phase of European football.
“Ajax his first non-driven coach since 1998 and the very first Italian of the club has been an absolute privilege: together with my staff we have embraced this enormous challenge with respect, responsibility, passion and determination to succeed. Respecting the respect and support of Ajax fans that we felt throughout the season. Vecht against Geest.”
“Management and I have the same goals for the future of Ajax, but we have different visions and timetables about how we have to work and operate to achieve those goals. Given that these differences in the principles and the basis of the project, I feel deeply in my heart that this is the best time to make the distance.”
“My journey at Ajax started almost a year ago, in the summit, with the aim of bringing Ajax back to where it belongs,” says Fararian on the club website.
“And it ended in the Johan Cruyff Arena and finally brought Ajax back to the Champions League, the largest phase of European football. We wanted to bring new energy to the entire Ajax community, where a positive way of working and thinking with the club on all levels.
“Omdat het Ajax's eerste niet-Nederlandse coach is sinds 1998 en de allereerste Italiaanse club van de club is een absoluut voorrecht geweest: samen met mijn staf hebben we deze enorme uitdaging omarmd met respect, verantwoordelijkheid, passie en vastberadenheid om te slagen. Het respecteren van het respect en de ondersteuning van Ajax-fans, we voelden het hele seizoen. Gedeelde geloof, vechtgeest en trots, eindelijk ons ​​​​doel bereikt, onze missie bereikt. “