Ajax seems to have temporarily stopped the external search for a successor to Marc Overmars, reports The Telegraph† The team from Amsterdam announced in March that Huntelaar would immediately start working with technical manager Gerry Hamstra. With the summer transfer period approaching, the two gain the confidence of the management and the supervisory board.
“After the club initially polled Jordi Cruijff after the departure of the director of football affairs, the red carpet now seems to be rolled out for the inseparable duo. H2writes The Telegraph† According to the newspaper, technical manager Hamstra and Huntelaar as his right hand fill the role of Overmars satisfactorily. “The duo plays chess on several boards, completed the arrival of Alfred Schreuder smoothly and smoothly and dares to take clear measures.”
Earlier this week, Edwin van der Sar expressed his satisfaction with the functioning of Hamstra and Huntelaar. “If you do it right, you often stop,” said the general manager of Ajax about the duo The Telegraph† “Ajax is a company that gives people opportunities. On the field, this often happens with talents. If they do well, they are often allowed to remain.”
With the appointment of Alfred Schreuder, the name of PEC Zwolle trainer Dick Schreuder also fell in Amsterdam. However, Hamstra and Huntelaar have put a line through his name as a possible assistant to his brother Alfred at Ajax. Dick Schreuder succeeded the resigned Art Langeler in November at the bottom of the Eredivisie. The fifty-year-old coach seemed well on his way to save PEC from relegation from a beaten position, but against Sparta Rotterdam (2-0 loss), the curtain fell for the Zwolle players on Wednesday evening.
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