Kenneth Perez is not impressed with Diant Ramaj's performance. Halfway through the Conference League match at Villa Park between Aston Villa and Ajax, the home team leads 1-0. The analyst points out one of the setbacks in the first half.

After half an hour of play in Birmingham, Aston Villa took the lead against the powerless Ajax. First, goalkeeper Ramaj was too late to reach Moussa Diaby. The Frenchman then hesitated a little too long, allowing Ramaj to intervene with a sliding slide.

With the subsequent corner kick there was no stopping Ajax. Douglas Luiz put the ball on the head of Watkins, who headed in with complete freedom: 1-0. The goalscorer was then taken off injured.

In the studio of ESPN Perez looks with extreme interest at the Ajax team photo, in which he sees that Ramaj is standing on his toes.

“He is on the small side, but a very good goalkeeper, I think,” Perez concludes when seeing the photo. “Do you see how he stands with his feet?”

“Only in this match I think he is far too casual with the ball and causes his teammates too many problems. He must take into account that Ajax is put under pressure a little faster than against Fortuna,” said Perez.

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