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Ajax fans demand higher PSG bid for Godts, name Lang as successor

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·

Today at 23:42, Ajax fans voiced that they do not want Belgian winger Mika Godts to leave the club, insisting that Paris Saint‑Germain must present a higher bid if the player seeks a move. The supporters, based in Amsterdam, made their stance clear during a live discussion.

According to the Amsterdam supporters, Paris Saint‑Germain would need to increase its offer before any departure of the Belgian winger could be considered. They argue that a stronger financial proposal is the only condition under which Godts might be allowed to move.

Noa Lang is identified by the camera crew of VoetbalPrimeur as the ideal successor should Godts exit, a view that aligns with the fans’ sentiment. The Dutch outlet highlighted Lang’s familiarity with Ajax’s playing style as a key factor.

During Ajax’s Open Day, supporters were asked about the potential million‑euro transfer of Godts. One fan said, "Ik zou hem ook nooit wegdoen voor 45 miljoen, ik zou altijd voor minimaal 55 of 60 miljoen gaan." The comment underscored the high valuation fans place on the youngster.

If Godts were to depart Amsterdam, Noa Lang emerges as the likely replacement, according to the same group of fans. Another supporter added, "Hij kent Ajax goed en weet wat er van hem verwacht wordt. Ik denk dat hij het verschil kan maken als Godts vertrekt." The quote reflects confidence that Lang can fill the gap.

Overall, Ajax fans remain united in demanding a larger offer from Paris Saint‑Germain and in endorsing Noa Lang as the player who could make the difference for the club if Godts leaves.

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