Ajax is once again in search of a new head coach, and naturally, Ron Jans’s name has come up in discussions. However, whether he will accept the position remains uncertain. According to Wim Kieft, writing in De Telegraaf, the answer to that question is likely ‘no.’ He states, “It is almost inevitable that the name of Ron Jans, an experienced and seasoned coach, will be mentioned. At his previous clubs, such as FC Groningen, FC Twente, and FC Utrecht, he has brought stability during turbulent times. However, following his recent comments regarding the poor treatment of Heitinga in the media, it would be inappropriate for him to succeed Heitinga. This criticism is somewhat simplistic. Critiquing coaches is a long-standing tradition in football. It is part of the job, and top coaches are adequately compensated through their salaries and generous severance packages when they leave their positions.” Post navigation The Impact of Louis van Gaal’s Role at Ajax After John Heitinga’s Dismissal Ajax Considers New Trainer and Potential Transfer of Roony Bardghji