Ajax CEO confirms Man Utd's destination in Liverpool, De De Ligt

Ajax director Edwin van der Sar has confirmed that the club will not run like Matthijs de Ligt this summer, while the chic teenager is looking to make a big transfer this summer.

The 19-year-old defenseman was unable to hold back his tears on Wednesday night, as their brilliant Champions League adventure ended with the cruelest of goals as Tottenham scored the winning goal to score. the last goal, to qualify for the final according to the goal rule on the outside.

While the match crowned one of the best parties in Tottenham's history – and you can read the reaction of Mauricio Pochettino here – For De Ligt, it's the day he dreams of bringing the Dutch giants into a seventh European Cup / Champions League final.

And with their awesome side likely to be dismantled this summer, From Ligt has seen its name linked to Manchester United, Liverpool, Juventus, Barcelona and Manchester City.

However, after revealing that Manchester United had been dismissed with embarrassment earlier this year it seems like the player would have a direct choice between Liverpool, that the player had hinted that he wanted to join, Barcelona or Juventus.

Ajax's CEO van der Sar, however, claims that the move to Italy with Juve is not considered by the player and has reduced the list of his destinations to La Liga or Premier League.

"I think it will be De Ligt's last games with Ajax, but I hope he'll be on a top," Van der Sar said. Sky Sport Italia.

"He is here since his childhood and will end up in a big club", before denying his intention to leave for Italy and add: "I think he will go to England or Spain. "

It will be music in the ears of his contenders, with the hopes of Liverpool further strengthened by reports Wednesday that Barca had hesitated over his wage demands.

The side of Ajax is about to tear up with Frenkie De Jong having already agreed to move to Barca Personalities like Donny van De Beek, Hakim Ziyech, Dusan Tadic and David Neres are also linked to important money movements.

Coach Erik ten Hag, mentioned as a Bayern Munich target, is one of those who will not be on the move.

However, van der Sar added, "We intend to keep Ten Hag, that's our intention.

"We know that there will be a lot of changes within the team, but we would at least confirm the coaching staff."

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