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Fans urge Cruijff to chase Lang or Kluivert as PSG eyes Godts

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

Ajax supporters took to X on Friday night, urging club legend Johan Cruijff to secure either Noa Lang or Patrick Kluivert as Paris Saint‑Germain intensifies its pursuit of young forward Mika Godts, a move highlighted after the surprise announcement of a 48‑cap German international joining the scene.

The discussion erupted shortly after an update posted at 23:18 and again at 23:22 on the same evening, labelled as ‘Vandaag’ in the original feed. The timing underscored how quickly the news spread among the Ajax community. Fans noted the unusual Friday night buzz.

Earlier, the sudden arrival of a 48‑cap German international was announced, catching many by surprise. Fabrizio Romano was the journalist who broke the story that Paris Saint‑Germain is circling the signature of Mika Godts. The German international’s announcement and the Godts saga arrived on the same night.

On X, Ajax fans immediately flooded the platform with comments, reacting en masse to both developments. Their posts ranged from calls for Cruijff to act to expressions of disbelief at the German signing. The volume of messages highlighted the passionate online fanbase.

The displayed reactions showed a range of comments, with some fans mentioning Lang and others bringing up Kluivert. The thread reflected a community split between nostalgia and future prospects.

The contrast between fans urging a return to familiar Dutch talent and the foreign interest in Godts reveals a dual narrative shaping Ajax’s transfer window. As the club weighs domestic options against external offers, the coming days will determine which path the Amsterdam side follows.

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