Gloukh hails Míchel’s attacking freedom after Ajax’s dominant win

Oscar Gloukh was lyrical after Ajax’s 4‑1 triumph over FK Vojvodina, applauding new Spanish coach Míchel for the freedom to attack that helped the attacking midfielder net his first hat‑trick, a sentiment he shared on camera with VoetbalPrimeur in the post‑match interview.

Ajax defeated FK Vojvodina 4‑1, marking the first competitive test for Míchel since his appointment as head coach. The Spanish trainer took charge of the Dutch side just days before the match.

Gloukh highlighted that the Spanish coach’s attacking philosophy aligns perfectly with his role as an attacking midfielder. He said the system gives him space to express his offensive instincts.

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On Thursday, Gloukh showcased the system by scoring his first hat‑trick for Ajax. His performance underscored the effectiveness of Míchel’s tactics.

“I enjoy that he only wants us to attack,” Gloukh told the camera of VoetbalPrimeur after the game. He emphasized that the coach’s focus on offense makes the matches enjoyable.

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Gloukh added that Míchel asks a lot of the players about what they want to do on the pitch. The dialogue between coach and squad appears to foster a collaborative atmosphere.

While Ajax thrived under the new attacking mandate, FK Vojvodina struggled to cope, conceding four goals. The heavy defeat highlighted the stark contrast between the two teams’ tactical approaches, illustrating the immediate impact of Míchel’s philosophy on the Dutch side.