List of AFC Ajax players

Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈaːjɐks]), also referred to as AFC Ajax, Ajax Amsterdam or simply Ajax (after the legendary Greek hero), is a professional football club from Amsterdam, Netherlands.

This article is about past and present players of AFC Ajax. For a list of all Ajax players with a Wikipedia article, see Category:AFC Ajax players. For the current squad, see AFC Ajax § Current_squad.

Ajax is historically one of the most successful clubs in the world; according to the IFFHS, Ajax were the seventh most successful European club of the 20th century.[1] The club is one of the five teams that has earned the right to keep the European Cup and to wear a multiple-winner badge; they won consecutively in 1971–1973. In 1972, they completed the European treble by winning the Dutch Eredivisie, KNVB Cup, and the European Cup; to date, they are the only team to keep the European Cup and accomplish the European treble. Ajax's last international trophies were the 1995 Intercontinental Cup and the 1995 Champions League, where they defeated Milan in the final; they lost the 1996 Champions League final on penalties to Juventus.

They are also one of three teams to win the treble and the Intercontinental Cup in the same season/calendar year;[2] This was achieved in the 1971–72 season.[3] Ajax, Juventus, Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Manchester United are the five clubs to have won all three major UEFA club competitions.[4] They have also won the Intercontinental Cup twice, the 1991–92 UEFA Cup, as well as the Karl Rappan Cup, a predecessor of the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 1962.[5]

This list includes past and present footballers who have played for Ajax.

List of players

Players listed below with dual citizenship, are listed with their country of birth first, followed by their second citizenship, unless a player has represented one of their nations on an International level, in which case the team which they have played for is listed first, and their other nationality is listed second.

In some instances three flags may be listed to represent a players nationality. This is the case when a player is born in a country to parents of both different nationalities, which also differ from the country of their child's birthplace, however the player represents his country of birth Internationally. An example of this would be Patrick Kluivert, who is Dutch, and plays for the Dutch national team, while his father is from Suriname, and his mother is from Curaçao. In these cases the paternal citizenship is listed second to the players primary nationality, followed by the nation of the player's mother thirdly.

Players who were born in a foreign country, but do not hold citizenship of that nation, do not have the country of their birthplace listed below as their nationality, while some players have become naturalized citizens of a country, in which case it is listed as well.

NameNationalityPositionAFC Ajax careerCaptaincyNotes
Noah Abid Tunisia /  NetherlandsMidfielder2018–2019—
Stanley Aborah Belgium /  GhanaMidfielder2004–2006—[1]
Elton Acolatse Netherlands /  GhanaForward2013–2016—
Wim Addicks NetherlandsForward1922–1931—
Ismaïl Aissati Morocco /  NetherlandsMidfielder2008–2012—[2]
Jamal Akachar Netherlands /  MoroccoForward2002–2007—[3]
Robert Alberts NetherlandsMidfielder1975–1977—
Toby Alderweireld BelgiumDefender2008–2013—
Rob Alflen NetherlandsMidfielder1991–1995—
Edson Álvarez MexicoDefender2019–present—
Yannis Anastasiou GreeceForward2004–2006—
Wim Anderiesen NetherlandsMidfielder1925–1940—
Wim Anderiesen Jr. NetherlandsDefender1951–1961—
Lucas Andersen DenmarkMidfielder2012–2016—
Djavan Anderson Netherlands /  Suriname /  JamaicaMidfielder2013–2014—
Vurnon Anita Netherlands /  CuraçaoMidfielder2005–2012—
Frank Arnesen DenmarkMidfielder1975–19811980–1981
Antony BrazilForward2020–present—
Shota Arveladze GeorgiaForward1997–2001—
Timothée Atouba CameroonDefender2009–2011—
Zakaria El Azzouzi Morocco /  NetherlandsForward2015–2018—
Tijani Babangida NigeriaForward1996–2003—[4]
Ryan Babel Netherlands /  SurinameForward2004–2007; 2012–2013; 2020—
Kennedy Bakircioglü SwedenMidfielder2007–2010—
Gert Bals NetherlandsGoalkeeper1965–19701968–1970
Hassane Bandé Burkina FasoForward2018–present—
Marco van Basten NetherlandsForward1982–1987—[M]
Markus Bay DenmarkMidfielder2016–2017—
Riechedly Bazoer Netherlands /  CuraçaoDefender2013–2017—
Kiran Bechan Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2000–2004—[5]
Sheraldo Becker Netherlands /  SurinameForward2014–2016—
Donny van de Beek NetherlandsMidfielder2014–present—
Milan Berck Beelenkamp NetherlandsMidfielder1996–1997—
Dick Been NetherlandsDefender1937–1938—
Dave van den Bergh NetherlandsForward1995–1997—
André Bergdølmo NorwayDefender2000–2003—
Dennis Bergkamp NetherlandsForward1986–1993—[M]
Marco Bizot NetherlandsGoalkeeper2011–2012—[6]
Horst Blankenburg GermanyDefender1970–1975—
Wim Bleijenberg NetherlandsForward1956–1960—
Daley Blind NetherlandsDefender2008–2014; 2018–present—[7]
Danny Blind NetherlandsDefender1986-19991994–1999[M]
Emmanuel Boakye GhanaDefender2005–2007—[8]
Kevin Bobson Netherlands /  SurinameForward1998–2001—
Ilan Boccara Netherlands /  FranceMidfielder2012–2015—[9]
Darko Bodul Austria /  CroatiaForward2009–2010—[10]
Diederik Boer NetherlandsGoalkeeper2014–2017—
Frank de Boer NetherlandsDefender1988–1998—[M]
Jan de Boer NetherlandsGoalkeeper1920–1933—
Ronald de Boer NetherlandsMidfielder1987–1991; 1993–1998—
Derk Boerrigter NetherlandsForward2006–2007; 2011–2013—[11]
Peter Boeve NetherlandsDefender1979–1988—
Winston Bogarde Netherlands /  SurinameDefender1994–1997—
Nicolai Boilesen DenmarkDefender2011–2016—
Wim de Bois NetherlandsForward1919–1931—
Roly Bonevacia Curaçao /  NetherlandsMidfielder2010–2013—[12]
Karel Bonsink NetherlandsForward1979–1980—
Sander Boschker NetherlandsGoalkeeper2003–2004—
Hans Boskamp NetherlandsDefender1949–1954—
John Bosman NetherlandsForward1983–1988—
Sven Botman NetherlandsDefender2018–2020—
Nourdin Boukhari Morocco /  NetherlandsForward2002–2006—[13]
Dries Boussatta Netherlands /  MoroccoForward1992–1994—
Brian Brobbey Netherlands /  GhanaForward2018–present—
Willy Brokamp NetherlandsForward1974–1976—
Božo Broketa CroatiaDefender1958–1959—
Theo Brokmann NetherlandsForward1912–1925—
Theo Brokmann, Jr. NetherlandsForward1939–1951—
John van den Brom NetherlandsMidfielder1993–1995—
Dmitri Bulykin RussiaForward2011–2012—
Piet Burgers NetherlandsForward1954–1956—
Dick van Burik NetherlandsDefender1992–1993—
Mateo Cassierra ColombiaForward2016–2019—
Geoffrey Castillion Netherlands /  SurinameForward2010–2014—[14]
Juan Castillo Netherlands /  Dominican RepublicDefender2019–2020—
Cristian Chivu RomaniaDefender1999–20032002–2003
Angelos Charisteas GreeceForward2005–2006—
Jasper Cillessen NetherlandsGoalkeeper2011–2016—
Daylon Claasen South AfricaMidfielder2008–2010—
Ray Clarke EnglandForward1978–1979—
Pelle Clement NetherlandsMidfielder2016–2017—
Tim de Cler NetherlandsDefender1997–2002—
Jurgen Colin Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2007–2008—
Johan Cruyff NetherlandsMidfielder1964–1973; 1981–1983—[M]
Daniel Cruz ColombiaMidfielder2000–2003—[15]
Isaac Cuenca SpainForward2013—[16]
Václav Černý Czech RepublicMidfielder2015–2019—
Jason Culina Australia /  CroatiaDefender2000–2004—[17]
Darío Cvitanich Argentina /  CroatiaForward2008–2012—[18]
Jelle van Damme BelgiumDefender2002–2004—
Damil Dankerlui Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2013–2018—
Dani PortugalForward1996–2000—
Inge Danielsson SwedenMidfielder1968–1969—
Edgar Davids Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder1992–1996; 2007–20082007–2008
Erik De Haan NetherlandsGoalkeeper1985–1988—[19]
Tom De Mul BelgiumForward2003–2007—[20]
Jordy Deckers NetherlandsGoalkeeper2010–2011—
Laurent Delorge BelgiumDefender2007–2009—
Andriy Demchenko Russia /  UkraineMidfielder1995–1996; 1997—
Stefano Denswil Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2012–2015—
Sergiño Dest United States /  Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2018–present—
Ally Dick ScotlandMidfielder1986–1988—
Joey Didulica Croatia /  AustraliaGoalkeeper1999–2003—[21]
Jan van Diepenbeek NetherlandsDefender1929–1938—
Dick van Dijk NetherlandsForward1969–1972—
Gé van Dijk NetherlandsForward1943–1957—
Mitchell Dijks NetherlandsDefender2012–2014; 2015–2018—[22]
Lloyd Doesburg Suriname /  NetherlandsGoalkeeper1987–1989—
Kasper Dolberg DenmarkForward2016–2019—
Mitchell Donald Suriname /  NetherlandsMidfielder2007–2011—[23]
Jan van Dort NetherlandsMidfielder1915–1922—
Damjan Dostanić Netherlands /  SerbiaForward2018–2020—
Guus Dräger NetherlandsMidfielder1941–1951—
Lerin Duarte Netherlands /  Cape VerdeMidfielder2013–2016—
Marco van Duin NetherlandsGoalkeeper2007–2008—
Theo van Duivenbode NetherlandsDefender1964–1969—
Johnny Dusbaba NetherlandsDefender1974–1977—
Lorenzo Ebecilio Netherlands /  SurinameForward2010–2013—
Zé Eduardo BrazilMidfielder2009–2010—[24]
Carel Eiting NetherlandsMidfielder2018–present—
Jurgen Ekkelenkamp NetherlandsMidfielder2018–present—
Urby Emanuelson Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2004–2011—
Eyong Enoh CameroonMidfielder2008–2014—[25]
Christian Eriksen DenmarkMidfielder2010–2013—
Julien Escudé FranceDefender2003–2006—
Jan Everse NetherlandsDefender1977–1980—
Filipe Luís Brazil /  ItalyDefender2004–2005—[26]
Gerrit Fischer NetherlandsForward1934–1950—
Pál Fischer HungaryForward1989–1990—[27]
Viktor Fischer DenmarkForward2012–2016—
Hayden Foxe AustraliaDefender1995–1997—
Louis van Gaal NetherlandsMidfielder1972–1973—[M]
Iván Gabrich ArgentinaForward1996–1997—
Tomáš Galásek Czech RepublicMidfielder2000–2006—
Hans Galjé NetherlandsGoalkeeper1980–1986—[28]
Gabri SpainMidfielder2006–2010—
Felix Gasselich AustriaMidfielder1983–1985—
Martin van Geel NetherlandsMidfielder1979–1981—
Ruud Geels NetherlandsForward1974–1978—
Dennis Gentenaar NetherlandsGoalkeeper2006–2009—
Finidi George NigeriaForward1993–1996—
Anwar El Ghazi Netherlands /  MoroccoForward2014–2017—
Giovanni BrazilMidfielder2020–present—
Joško Gluić CroatiaMidfielder1976–1977—
Edwin Godee NetherlandsMidfielder1982–1984—
Dean Gorré Suriname /  NetherlandsMidfielder1997–1999—
Eddy Pieters Graafland NetherlandsGoalkeeper1952–1958—
Ronald Graafland NetherlandsGoalkeeper2010–2011—
Danzell Gravenberch Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2013–2014—[29]
Ryan Gravenberch Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2018–present—
Fred Grim NetherlandsGoalkeeper1986–1987; 1994-2002—
Alfons Groenendijk NetherlandsMidfielder1991–1993—
Jesper Grønkjær Denmark /  GreenlandForward1998–2000—
Cees Groot NetherlandsForward1959–1964—
Henk Groot NetherlandsForward1959–1963; 1965–1969—
Indy Groothuizen NetherlandsGoalkeeper2015–2017—
Zdeněk Grygera Czech RepublicDefender2003–2007—
Dragiša Gudelj SerbiaDefender2015–2017—
Nemanja Gudelj SerbiaMidfielder2015–2017—
Cedric van der Gun NetherlandsForward2000–2003—[30]
Arie Haan NetherlandsMidfielder1969–1975—
Bobby Haarms NetherlandsMidfielder1952–1960—[M]
Winnie Haatrecht Suriname /  NetherlandsDefender1983–1984—
Jan van Halst NetherlandsMidfielder1999–2002—[31]
Piet Hamberg NetherlandsMidfielder1980–1982—
Mounir El Hamdaoui Morocco /  NetherlandsForward2010–2012—
Eddy Hamel United StatesForward1922–1930—
Johnny Hansen DenmarkMidfielder1992–1994—
Sontje Hansen Netherlands /  SurinameForward2019–present—
Cor van der Hart NetherlandsDefender1947–1950—
Mickey van der Hart NetherlandsGoalkeeper2012–2015—[32]
Abdel Malek El Hasnaoui Netherlands /  MoroccoForward2013–2015—
Erik Heijblok NetherlandsGoalkeeper2007–2008—
Jan-Arie van der Heijden NetherlandsMidfielder2007–2011—[33]
Pascal Heije NetherlandsMidfielder1999–2000—
John Heitinga Netherlands /  IndonesiaDefender2001–2008; 2015–2016—
Sam Hendriks NetherlandsForward2013–2016—
Youssouf Hersi Netherlands /  EthiopiaMidfielder2000–2001—
Danny Hesp NetherlandsDefender1987–1990—
Kristian Hlynsson IcelandMidfielder2020–present—
Peter Hoekstra NetherlandsForward1996–2001—[34]
Danny Hoesen Netherlands /  MoroccoForward2012–2014—
Jermaine Holwyn NetherlandsDefender1994–1995—
Marvin Höner GermanyForward2013–2015—
Mike van der Hoorn NetherlandsDefender2013–2016—
Henk Hordijk NetherlandsMidfielder1917–1927—
Brutil Hosé Curaçao /  NetherlandsForward1998–2003—[35]
Barry Hulshoff NetherlandsDefender1966–1977—[M]
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar NetherlandsForward2005–2009; 2017–present2008–2009
Zlatan Ibrahimović Sweden /  Bosnia and HerzegovinaForward2001–2004—
Pius Ikedia NigeriaForward1999–2005—[36]
Wim Jansen NetherlandsMidfielder1980–1982—
Theo Janssen NetherlandsMidfielder2011–2012—
Henning Jensen DenmarkForward1979–1981—
Victor Jensen DenmarkMidfielder2017–present—
Virgall Joemankhan Suriname /  NetherlandsForward1986–1987—
Dennis Johnsen NorwayForward2017–present—
Frenkie de Jong NetherlandsMidfielder2016–2019—
Nigel de Jong Netherlands /  Suriname /  IndonesiaMidfielder2002–2006—
Siem de Jong NetherlandsMidfielder2007–2014; 2017–20202012–2014
Wim Jonk NetherlandsMidfielder1988–1993—
Florian Jozefzoon Suriname /  Netherlands /  French GuianaForward2010–2012—[37]
Juanfran SpainDefender2005–2006—
Mariano Juan ArgentinaMidfielder1996–2000—[38]
Ruud Kaiser NetherlandsForward1978–1980—
Ronnie Calderon IsraelMidfielder1969–1971—
Joeri de Kamps NetherlandsMidfielder2011–2014—[39]
Christopher Kanu NigeriaDefender1996–2002—[40]
Nwankwo Kanu NigeriaForward1993–1996—
Óttar Magnús Karlsson IcelandForward2013–2016—
Marcel Keizer NetherlandsDefender1987–1989—
Piet Keizer NetherlandsForward1960–1975—
Kerlon BrazilMidfielder2009–2010—[41]
Sinan Keskin Turkey /  NetherlandsMidfielder2013–2015—
Gino van Kessel Curaçao /  NetherlandsForward2012–2014—[42]
Wim Kieft NetherlandsForward1979–1983—
Georgi Kinkladze GeorgiaMidfielder1998–2000—[43]
Ricardo Kishna Netherlands /  SurinameForward2013–2015—
Jeppe Kjær DenmarkMidfielder2020–present—
Davy Klaassen NetherlandsForward2011–2017—
Gerrie Kleton NetherlandsForward1971–1975—
Justin Kluivert Netherlands /  Suriname /  CuraçaoForward2016–2018—
Patrick Kluivert Netherlands /  Suriname /  CuraçaoForward1994–1997—
Abe Knoop Curaçao /  NetherlandsGoalkeeper1990—
Richard Knopper NetherlandsMidfielder1997-2004—[44]
Ronald Koeman NetherlandsMidfielder1983–1986—[M]
Robert van Koesveld NetherlandsDefender2014–2015—
Dolf van Kol NetherlandsDefender1924–1932—[M]
Jan de Koning NetherlandsForward1968–1970; 1971-1973—[M]
Dico Koppers NetherlandsDefender2011–2013—[45]
Dominik Kotarski CroatiaGoalkeeper2018–present—
Chiel Kramer NetherlandsGoalkeeper2012–2013—
Michel Kreek NetherlandsDefender1989–1994—
Bojan Spain /  SerbiaForward2013–2014—[47]
Michael Krohn-Dehli DenmarkForward2006–2008—[46]
Ruud Krol NetherlandsDefender1968–1980—
Tim Krul NetherlandsGoalkeeper2016–2017—
Mohammed Kudus GhanaForward2020–present—
Samuel Kuffour GhanaDefender2008—[48]
Nicolas-Gerrit Kühn GermanyForward2018-2020—
Piet van der Kuil NetherlandsForward1956-1959—
Bas Kuipers NetherlandsDefender2013–2015—[49]
Jussi Kujala FinlandMidfielder2000-2004—
Tschen La Ling Netherlands /  ChinaForward1975–1982—
Zakaria Labyad Morocco /  NetherlandsMidfielder2018–present—
Kostas Lamprou GreeceGoalkeeper2017–2019—
Denny Landzaat Netherlands /  IndonesiaMidfielder1995–1996—
Noa Lang Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2017–present—
Quido Lanzaat NetherlandsDefender1999–2000—
Peter Larsson SwedenDefender1987–1991—
Terry Lartey Sanniez Netherlands /  GhanaDefender2015–2018—
Brian Laudrup DenmarkMidfielder1999–2000—
Michael Laudrup DenmarkMidfielder1997–1998—
Boban Lazić Bosnia and Herzegovina /  NetherlandsForward2013–2014—
Froylán Ledezma Costa RicaForward1997–2001—
Benjamin van Leer Netherlands /  IndonesiaGoalkeeper2017–2020—
Peter Leeuwenburgh NetherlandsGoalkeeper2014–2018—
Leonardo BrazilForward2007–2009—
Søren Lerby DenmarkMidfielder1975–19831981–1983
Stanton Lewis South AfricaMidfielder2006-2010—[50]
Ruben Ligeon Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2011–2016—
Matthijs de Ligt NetherlandsDefender2016–20192018–2019
Olaf Lindenbergh NetherlandsMidfielder2005–2007—
Rasmus Lindgren SwedenMidfielder2005; 2008-2011—[51]
Jari Litmanen FinlandForward1992–1999; 2002–2004—
Bogdan Lobonț RomaniaGoalkeeper2000–2006—[52]
Stanislav Lobotka SlovakiaMidfielder2013–2014—[53]
Nicolás Lodeiro UruguayMidfielder2010–2012—
John van Loen NetherlandsForward1991–1993—
Peter Lübeke GermanyMidfielder1977—
Jody Lukoki Democratic Republic of the Congo /  NetherlandsForward2010–2014—[54]
Albert Luque SpainForward2007-2009—[55]
Issam El Maach Morocco /  NetherlandsGoalkeeper2018–2020—
Nikos Machlas GreeceForward1999–2003—[56]
Hedwiges Maduro Netherlands /  Aruba /  CuraçaoDefender2003–2008—
Lisandro Magallán ArgentinaDefender2019–present—
Edgar Manucharyan ArmeniaForward2005–2010—[57]
Márcio Santos BrazilDefender1995–1997—
Răzvan Marin RomaniaMidfielder2019–present—
Stefan Marinković  Switzerland /  SerbiaDefender2013–2014—
Derwin Martina Curaçao /  NetherlandsDefender2013–2014—
Javier Martina Curaçao /  NetherlandsForward2008–2010—[58]
Lisandro Martínez ArgentinaDefender2019–present—
Azor Matusiwa Netherlands /  AngolaMidfielder2017–2019—
Maxwell BrazilDefender2001–2006—
Noussair Mazraoui Morocco /  NetherlandsDefender2016–present—
Benni McCarthy South AfricaForward1997–1999—
Walter Meeuws BelgiumDefender1984–1985—
Geert Meijer NetherlandsForward1975–1979—[59]
Henny Meijer Netherlands /  SurinameForward1987–1988—
Mario Melchiot NetherlandsDefender1996–1999—
Dejan Meleg SerbiaMidfielder2013–2015—
David Mendes da Silva Netherlands /  Cape VerdeDefender2003—[60]
Alex Mendez United States /  MexicoMidfielder2019–present—
Queensy Menig Netherlands /  SurinameForward2014–2017—
Kofi Mensah Netherlands /  GhanaDefender1996–1999—
Stanley Menzo Netherlands /  SurinameGoalkeeper1983–1994; 1999–2000—[61]
Timothy van der Meulen NetherlandsDefender2009–2010—[62]
Wim Meutstege NetherlandsDefender1977–1980—
Andy van der Meyde NetherlandsForward1997–2003—[63]
Rinus Michels NetherlandsForward1965–1971; 1975–1976—[M]
Mido EgyptForward2001–2003; 2010—[64]
Arkadiusz Milik PolandForward2014–2016—[65]
Nicolae Mitea RomaniaForward2003–2008—
Gabriel Mofokeng South AfricaDefender2001–2004—
Henrik Moisander FinlandGoalkeeper2004–2006—
Niklas Moisander FinlandDefender2004–2006; 2012–20152014–2015
Aaron Mokoena South AfricaDefender1999–2003—[66]
Jan Mølby DenmarkMidfielder1982–1984—
Keje Molenaar NetherlandsDefender1980–1984—
Michael Mols NetherlandsForward1990–1991—
Arnold Mühren NetherlandsMidfielder1971–1974; 1985–1989—[M]
Gerrie Mühren NetherlandsMidfielder1968–1976—
Jan Mulder NetherlandsForward1972–1975—
Bennie Muller NetherlandsMidfielder1958–1970—
Danny Muller NetherlandsMidfielder1989–1990—
Robert Murić CroatiaForward2014–2017—
Kiki Musampa Netherlands /  Democratic Republic of the CongoForward1994–1997—
Jan de Natris NetherlandsForward1914–1921; 1923–1925—
Johan Neeskens NetherlandsMidfielder1970–1974—
David Neres BrazilForward2017–present—
Sven Nieuwpoort NetherlandsDefender2012–2014—[67]
Rasmus Nissen DenmarkDefender2018–2019—
Tom Noordhoff NetherlandsDefender2013–2015—
Abdelhak Nouri Netherlands /  MoroccoMidfielder2016–2018—
Klaas Nuninga NetherlandsForward1964–1969—
Ché Nunnely Netherlands /  SurinameForward2016–2019—
Anthony Obodai GhanaMidfielder2001–2005—[68]
John O'Brien United StatesMidfielder1998–2005—[69]
George Ogăraru RomaniaDefender2006–2010—[70]
Oleguer SpainDefender2008–2011—
Sunday Oliseh Nigeria /  BelgiumMidfielder1997–1999—
Jesper Olsen DenmarkForward1981–1984—
André Onana CameroonGoalkeeper2015–present—
André Ooijer NetherlandsDefender2010–2012—
Edo Ophof NetherlandsDefender1980–1988—
Luis Manuel Orejuela ColombiaDefender2017–2019—
Tarik Oulida Netherlands /  MoroccoMidfielder1992–1995—
Marc Overmars NetherlandsForward1992–1997—
Tom Overtoom NetherlandsMidfielder2009–2011—[71]
Leeroy Owusu Netherlands /  GhanaDefender2014–2018—
Aras Özbiliz Armenia /  NetherlandsForward2010–2012—
Sergio Padt NetherlandsGoalkeeper2009–2011—[72]
Marko Pantelić SerbiaForward2009–2010—
Petri Pasanen FinlandDefender2000–2004—[73]
Sebastian Pasquali Australia /  ItalyMidfielder2017–2019—
Adriaan Pelser NetherlandsMidfielder1908–1915—
Jan Pelser NetherlandsGoalkeeper1908–1910—
Fons Pelser NetherlandsDefender1913–1926—
Harry Pelser NetherlandsMidfielder1939–1944—
Joop Pelser NetherlandsMidfielder1913–1926—
Kenneth Perez Denmark /  SpainMidfielder2006–2007; 2008—
Dan Petersen DenmarkForward1991–1994—
Mike Petersen AustraliaMidfielder1987—
Peet Petersen NetherlandsForward1960-1965—
Stefan Pettersson SwedenForward1988–1994—
Steven Pienaar South AfricaMidfielder2001–2006—
Kik Pierie Netherlands /  United StatesDefender2019–present—
Mitchell Piqué Netherlands /  SurinameDefender1999–2003—[74]
Rydell Poepon Netherlands /  SurinameForward2006–2008—[75]
Jan Potharst NetherlandsDefender1939–19521947–1952
Christian Poulsen DenmarkMidfielder2012–2014—
Co Prins NetherlandsForward1959–1963; 1965-1967—
Quincy Promes Netherlands /  SurinameForward2019–present—
Anton Pronk NetherlandsDefender1960–1970—
Joshua Pynadath United States /  IndiaForward2019–2020—
Kwame Quansah GhanaMidfielder2000–2004—[76]
Nando Rafael Angola /  GermanyForward2001–2002—
Hans Erik Ramberg NorwayMidfielder1994—
Piet van Reenen NetherlandsForward1929-1942—
Erik Regtop NetherlandsForward1985-1990—[77]
Michael Reiziger Netherlands /  SurinameDefender1990–1996—[78]
Johnny Rep NetherlandsForward1971–1975—
Martijn Reuser NetherlandsMidfielder1993–1999—[79]
Ricardo van Rhijn Netherlands /  CuraçaoDefender2008–2016—
Daniël de Ridder Netherlands /  IsraelMidfielder2004–2005—
Jaïro Riedewald Netherlands /  Suriname /  IndonesiaDefender2013–2017—
Frank Rijkaard Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder1980–1987; 1993–1995—
Nico Rijnders NetherlandsMidfielder1969–1971—
Mats Rits BelgiumMidfielder2011–2013—
Johnny Roeg NetherlandsForward1934–1936—
Roger SpainMidfielder2006–2007—
Dennis Rommedahl DenmarkForward2007–2010—[80]
Mauro Rosales ArgentinaMidfielder2004–2006—
Markus Rosenberg SwedenForward2005–2007—
Bryan Roy Netherlands /  Curaçao /  SurinameForward1988–1992—[M]
Andrzej Rudy PolandMidfielder1997–1999—
Lesley de Sa Netherlands /  AngolaForward2011–2016—
Anass Salah-Eddine Netherlands /  MoroccoDefender2020–present—
Tobias Sana Sweden /  Burkina FasoForward2012–2015—
Davinson Sánchez ColombiaDefender2016–2017—
Yaya Sanogo France /  Ivory CoastForward2015—
Gastón Sangoy ArgentinaForward2005—[81]
Jeffrey Sarpong Netherlands /  GhanaMidfielder2006-2010—[82]
Edwin van der Sar NetherlandsGoalkeeper1990–1999—
Mauro Savastano Netherlands /  ItalyDefender2015–2018—
Werner Schaaphok Germany /  NetherlandsDefender1959–1965—[83]
Xandro Schenk NetherlandsDefender2012–2013—[84]
Kjell Scherpen NetherlandsGoalkeeper2019–present—
Heinz Schilcher AustriaMidfielder1971–1973—
Robbert Schilder NetherlandsDefender2005–2009—[85]
John van 't Schip Netherlands /  CanadaForward1981–1992—[M]
Dick Schoenaker NetherlandsMidfielder1976–19851983–1985
Arnold Scholten NetherlandsMidfielder1986–1990; 1995-1997—
Szabolcs Schön HungaryForward2018–2019—
Lasse Schöne DenmarkMidfielder2012–2019—
Piet Schrijvers NetherlandsGoalkeeper1974–1983—
Dennis Schulp NetherlandsMidfielder1996–1997—
Clarence Seedorf Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder1992–1995—
Stefano Seedorf Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2001–2004—[86]
Thulani Serero South AfricaMidfielder2011–2017—
Gerald Sibon NetherlandsForward1997–1999—
Kaj Sierhuis Netherlands /  GreeceForward2018–2019—
Kolbeinn Sigþórsson IcelandForward2011–2015—
Victor Sikora Netherlands /  PolandForward2002–2008—[87]
Sonny Silooy Netherlands /  IndonesiaDefender1980-1987; 1989–1996—
Bruno Silva UruguayDefender2008-2012—[88]
Moses Simon NigeriaForward2013—
Daley Sinkgraven NetherlandsMidfielder2015–2019—
Donovan Slijngard Netherlands /  SurinameDefender2006-2008—[89]
Rodney Sneijder NetherlandsMidfielder2011–2012—[90]
Wesley Sneijder NetherlandsMidfielder2002–2007—
Evander Sno Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2008–2011—[91]
Tom Soetaers BelgiumMidfielder2004–2005—
Frits Soetekouw NetherlandsDefender1964–19671966–1967
Dean Solomons South AfricaDefender2017–2020—
Wesley Sonck BelgiumForward2003–2005—
Tom Søndergaard DenmarkForward1969–1970—
Jan Sørensen DenmarkForward1987—
Ronald Spelbos NetherlandsDefender1984–1988—
Fabian Sporkslede Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder2012–2015—
Jaap Stam NetherlandsDefender2006–20072006–2007
Frank Stapleton IrelandForward1987—[92]
Arno Steffenhagen GermanyForward1973-1976—
Maarten Stekelenburg NetherlandsGoalkeeper2002–2011; 2020–present2011
Joop Stoffelen NetherlandsMidfielder1940-1950—
Heinz Stuy NetherlandsGoalkeeper1967-1976—
Luis Suárez Uruguay /  ItalyForward2007–20112009–2011
Suk Hyun-jun South KoreaForward2009–2011—
Miralem Sulejmani SerbiaForward2008–2013—
Wim Suurbier NetherlandsDefender1964–1977—
Sjaak Swart NetherlandsForward1956–1973—
Dušan Tadić SerbiaMidfielder2018–present2019–present
Nicolás Tagliafico Argentina /  ItalyDefender2018–present–
Simon Tahamata Netherlands /  Belgium /  IndonesiaForward1976–1980—
Teemu Tainio FinlandMidfielder2010–2011—
Kenneth Taylor NetherlandsMidfielder2019–present—
Kenny Tete Netherlands /  Mozambique /  IndonesiaDefender2013–2017—
Leo Thethani South AfricaForward2017–2020—
Petri Tiainen FinlandMidfielder1986–1989—
Rachid Tiberkanine Morocco /  BelgiumMidfielder2005–2006—
Jurriën Timber Netherlands /  Aruba /  CuraçaoDefender2019–present—
Quinten Timber Netherlands /  Aruba /  CuraçaoMidfielder2019–present—
Michael Timisela Netherlands /  IndonesiaDefender2005–2007—
Henk Timmer NetherlandsGoalkeeper2002–2003—[93]
Ole Tobiasen DenmarkDefender1997–2002—
Henri Toivomäki FinlandDefender2011–2013—[94]
Hatem Trabelsi TunisiaDefender2001–2006—
Bertrand Traoré Burkina FasoForward2016–2017—
Lassina Traoré Burkina FasoForward2019–present—
Ignacio Tuhuteru Netherlands /  IndonesiaForward1993–1995—[95]
Gus Uhlenbeek Suriname /  NetherlandsDefender1990–1992—
Naci Ünüvar Netherlands /  TurkeyForward2019–present—
Ismael Urzaiz SpainForward2007–2008—
Rafael van der Vaart Netherlands /  SpainMidfielder2000–20052004–2005
José Valencia EcuadorDefender2003–2004—
Gerald Vanenburg Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder1980–1986—
Bruno Varela Portugal /  Cape VerdeGoalkeeper2019–2020—
Zoltán Varga HungaryMidfielder1973–1974—
Velibor Vasović SerbiaDefender1966–19711970–1971
Leo van Veen NetherlandsForward1982–1983—
John Veldman Netherlands /  SurinameDefender1996–1997—
Joël Veltman NetherlandsDefender2012–20202017–2018
Bram Verbist BelgiumGoalkeeper2000–2002—
Jeroen Verhoeven NetherlandsGoalkeeper2009–2012—
Frank Verlaat NetherlandsDefender1986–1989; 1999-2000—
Thomas Vermaelen BelgiumDefender2003–20092009[96]
Kenneth Vermeer Netherlands /  SurinameGoalkeeper2005–2014—[97]
Vincent Vermeij NetherlandsForward2013–2014—
Jan Vertonghen BelgiumDefender2006–20122011–2012[98]
Nick Viergever NetherlandsDefender2014–2018—
Ferdi Vierklau Netherlands /  SurinameDefender1998–2002—
Marciano Vink Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder1988–1993—
Wim Volkers NetherlandsForward1923–1936—[M]
Hans Vonk South Africa /  NetherlandsGoalkeeper2004–2006; 2008–2009—
Peter van Vossen NetherlandsForward1993–1995—
Ezra Walian Indonesia /  NetherlandsForward2016–2017—
Walker BrazilMidfielder2002–2003—[99]
Wamberto BrazilForward1998–2004—[100]
Wang Chengkuai ChinaMidfielder2013–2014—
Arend van der Wel NetherlandsForward1950–1955—
Heiko Westermann GermanyDefender2016–2017—
Gregory van der Wiel Netherlands /  CuraçaoDefender2007–2012—
Rob Wielaert NetherlandsDefender2009–2011—[101]
Dennis van Wijk NetherlandsDefender1981–1982; 1989-1990—[102]
Menno Willems NetherlandsMidfielder1996–1997—
Ron Willems NetherlandsForward1989–1993—
Aron Winter Netherlands /  SurinameMidfielder1986–1992; 1999–2003—[M][103]
Dani de Wit NetherlandsMidfielder2016–2019—
Rob de Wit NetherlandsMidfielder1984–1986—
Richard Witschge NetherlandsMidfielder1986–1991; 1996–2003—[104]
Rob Witschge NetherlandsMidfielder1985–1989—
Maximilian Wöber AustriaDefender2017–2019—
Cees de Wolf NetherlandsForward1964–1967—
Nordin Wooter Netherlands /  SurinameForward1994–1997—
Jan Wouters NetherlandsMidfielder1986–1992—[M]
Abubakari Yakubu GhanaMidfielder1999–2005—[105]
Saku Ylätupa FinlandMidfielder2017–2019—
Amin Younes Germany /  LebanonMidfielder2015–2018—
Mustafa Yücedağ TurkeyMidfielder1985–1986—
Marvin Zeegelaar Netherlands /  SurinameForward2009–2011—[106]
Demy de Zeeuw Netherlands /  ArubaMidfielder2009–2011—
Sten Ziegler DenmarkMidfielder1980–1981—
Niki Zimling DenmarkMidfielder2014–2015—[107]
Richairo Zivkovic Netherlands /  Serbia /  CuraçaoForward2014–2017—
Hakim Ziyech Morocco /  NetherlandsMidfielder2016–2020—
Johan Zuidema NetherlandsMidfielder1976–1979—

Club captains
Dates Name
1968–1970 Bennie Muller
1970–1971 Velibor Vasović
1971–1972 Piet Keizer
1972–1973 Johan Cruyff
1973–1974 Piet Keizer
1974–1980 Ruud Krol
1980–1981 Frank Arnesen
1981–1983 Søren Lerby
1983–1985 Dick Schoenaker
1985–1987 Marco van Basten
1987–1990 John van 't Schip
1990–1999 Danny Blind
1999–2001 Aron Winter
2001–2003 Cristian Chivu
2003–2004 Jari Litmanen
2004–2005 Rafael Van der Vaart
2005–2006 Tomáš Galásek
2006–2007 Jaap Stam
2007–2009 Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
2009 Thomas Vermaelen
2009–2011 Luis Suárez
2011 Maarten Stekelenburg
2011–2012 Jan Vertonghen
2012–2014 Siem de Jong
2014–2015 Niklas Moisander
2015–2017 Davy Klaassen
2017–2018 Joël Veltman
2018–2019 Matthijs de Ligt
2019–Present Dusan Tadic


National team players

The following players were called-up to represent their national teams in international football and received caps during their tenure with AFC Ajax:[6]

  • Players in bold actively play for Ajax and for their respective national teams. Years in brackets indicate careerspan with Ajax.

Notes

M. a b c d e Player who later managed the club.

  1. ^ Stanley Aborah played for FC Den Bosch on loan from 2005–06 before leaving the club after his loan spell.
  2. ^ Ismaïl Aissati played for Vitesse on loan from 2010–11, returning to Ajax for one more season, before leaving the club in 2012.
  3. ^ Jamal Akachar played for Cambuur on loan for three seasons (2004–05, 2005–06 and 2006–07, before leaving Ajax after his loan spells.
  4. ^ Tijani Babangida played for Gençlerbirliği on loan from 2000–01, Vitesse from 2001–02 and for Al-Ittihad from 2002–03, before leaving Ajax definitely that same year.
  5. ^ Kiran Bechan played for Sparta Rotterdam on loan during the 2003–04 season before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  6. ^ Marco Bizot played for Cambuur on loan in 2011–12 before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  7. ^ Daley Blind played for Groningen on loan in 2010 before returning to Ajax to play four more seasons.
  8. ^ Emmanuel Boakye played for Heracles on loan during the 2006–07 season, before signing with the club after his loan spell.
  9. ^ Ilan Boccara played for Evian on loan for the 2013–14 season, where he is currently active.
  10. ^ Darko Bodul played for Sparta Rotterdam on loan for the 2009–10 season before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  11. ^ Derk Boerrigter played for HFC Haarlem on loan in 2007, departing from Ajax after his loan spell, only to return to Ajax in 2011, leaving Ajax after two seasons.
  12. ^ Roly Bonevacia played for NAC Breda on loan during the 2011–12 season, returning to Ajax for six months, before being loaned to Roda JC, for whom he is currently playing.
  13. ^ Nourdin Boukhari played for NAC Breda on loan from 2003–04, before leaving Ajax in 2006.
  14. ^ Geoffrey Castillion played for RKC Waalwijk on loan during the 2011–12 season, Heracles in 2012–13 and NEC in 2014, leaving Ajax after consecutive loan spells.
  15. ^ Daniel Cruz played for Germinal Beerschot on loan in 2002 before returning to Ajax for one more season.
  16. ^ Isaac Cuenca was loaned from Barcelona in 2013 during the winter transfer window, playing for Ajax for the remainder of the 2012–13 season.
  17. ^ Jason Culina played for Germinal Beerschot on loan in 2001, and was loaned to De Graafschap for the 2002–03 season, returning to Ajax for one more season.
  18. ^ Darío Cvitanich played for Pachuca on loan in 2010, and was loaned out to Boca Juniors for the 2011–12 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  19. ^ Erik De Haan played for Telstar on loan in 1986, returning to Ajax and remaining with the club for two more years.
  20. ^ Tom De Mul played for Vitesse on loan for the 2005–06 season, returning to Ajax for one more season.
  21. ^ Joey Didulica played for Germinal Beerschot in 2001, returning to Ajax for two more seasons, before leaving the club.
  22. ^ Mitchell Dijks played for Heerenveen on loan for the 2013–14 season, where he is currently active.
  23. ^ Mitchell Donald played for Willem II in 2010, returning to Ajax for just one more season.
  24. ^ Zé Eduardo was loaned to Ajax from Cruzeiro for the 2009–10 season, returning to his club after his loan spell.
  25. ^ Eyong Enoh was loaned to Fulham for six months during the 2012–13 season and to Antalyaspor for six months in 2013–14 before leaving the club.
  26. ^ Filipe Luís was loaned to Ajax from Figueirense for the 2004–05 season before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  27. ^ Pál Fischer was loaned to Ajax from Ferencváros for the 1989–90 season, returning to his club after his loan spell.
  28. ^ Hans Galjé played for Utrecht on loan in 1986, before leaving Ajax after his loan period.
  29. ^ Danzell Gravenberch played for NEC on loan for the second half of the 2013–14 season, leaving Ajax shortly after his return.
  30. ^ Cedric van der Gun played for Willem II on loan for the 2002–03 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  31. ^ Jan van Halst played for Fortuna Sittard on loan for the 2000–01 season, returning to Ajax for one more season after his loan spell.
  32. ^ Mickey van der Hart played for Go Ahead Eagles on loan for the 2013–14 season, where he is currently active.
  33. ^ Jan-Arie van der Heijden played two consecutive loan spells from 2009–2011 for Willem II, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  34. ^ Peter Hoekstra played for Compostela for the 1999–2000 season, and Groningen in 2000–01, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  35. ^ Brutil Hosé played on loan for De Graafschap in 2000–01, HFC Haarlem in 2001–02, and Sparta Rotterdam in 2002–03, leaving Ajax after his final loan spell.
  36. ^ Pius Ikedia played for Groningen on loan from 2002–03 and RBC Roosendaal on loan from 2003–05, before leaving Ajax that same year.
  37. ^ Florian Jozefzoon played for NAC Breda on loan during the 2011–12 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  38. ^ Mariano Juan played for Racing Club during the 1998–99 season, returning to Ajax for one more season, before leaving the club.
  39. ^ Joeri de Kamps played for Heerenveen on loan for the 2013–14 season, leaving AJax after his loan spell.
  40. ^ Christopher Kanu played for Lugano on loan for the 1996–97 season, Alavés on loan in 2001, and Sparta Rotterdam on loan in 2002, leaving Ajax after his last loan spell.
  41. ^ Kerlon was loaned to Ajax from Internazionale for the 2009–10 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  42. ^ Gino van Kessel played for Almere City on loan for the second half of the 2012–13 season, and AS Trenčín on loan for the first half of the 2013–14 season.
  43. ^ Georgi Kinkladze played for Derby County on loan for the 1999–2000 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  44. ^ Richard Knopper played for Aris on loan for the 2002–03 season and Heerenveen on loan for the 2003–04 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  45. ^ Dico Koppers was loaned to ADO Den Haag in the winter transfer window for the remainder of the 2012–13 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  46. ^ Michael Krohn-Dehli played for Sparta Rotterdam on loan for the 2006–07 season, returning to Ajax for one more season before leaving the club.
  47. ^ Bojan was loaned to Ajax from Barcelona for one season in 2013, leaving the club after his loan spell.
  48. ^ Samuel Kuffour was loaned to Ajax from Roma for six months in 2008, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  49. ^ Bas Kuipers was loaned to Excelsior for the 2014–15 season, where he is currently active.
  50. ^ Stanton Lewis played for Ajax Cape Town on loan for 18 months for all of 2009 and the 2009–10 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  51. ^ Rasmus Lindgren played for Groningen on loan from 2005–06, transferring to them the following year and returning to Ajax in 2008, leaving the club four years later.
  52. ^ Bogdan Lobonț played for Dinamo București on a loan from 2001–02, returning to Ajax before leaving the club in 2006.
  53. ^ Stanislav Lobotka played for Ajax on loan from AS Trenčín for the duration of the 2012–13 season, where he is currently active.
  54. ^ Jody Lukoki played for Cambuur on loan for the 2013–14 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  55. ^ Albert Luque played for Málaga on loan for the 2008–09 season, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  56. ^ Nikos Machlas played for Sevilla on loan from 2002–03, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  57. ^ Edgar Manucharyan played for HFC Haarlem on loan from 2009–10, and AGOVV in 2010, before leaving Ajax that same year.
  58. ^ Javier Martina played for HFC Haarlem on loan in 2010, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  59. ^ Geert Meijer played for FC Amsterdam on loan for the 1976–77 season, returning to Ajax for two more seasons before leaving the club.
  60. ^ David Mendes da Silva was loaned to Ajax from Sparta Rotterdam for six months, returning to hide former club after his loan spell.
  61. ^ Stanley Menzo played for HFC Haarlem on loan in 1984, returning to Ajax before leaving the club in 1994, only to return for the 1999–2000 season.
  62. ^ Timothy van der Meulen played for HFC Haarlem on loan in 2010, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  63. ^ Andy van der Meyde played for Twente on loan in the 1999–2000 season, returning to Ajax for three more seasons before leaving the club.
  64. ^ Mido played for Celta de Vigo on a loan in 2003, before leaving Ajax, only to return in 2010 on a loan from Middlesbrough before leaving Ajax the same year.
  65. ^ Aaron Mokoena played for Germinal Beerschot on loan in 2001, and again in 2002, returning to Ajax for one more season before leaving the club.
  66. ^ Arkadiusz Milik was loaned from Bayer Leverkusen in 2014, returning to Ajax for one more season after his loan spell in 2015–16 before leaving the club.
  67. ^ Sven Nieuwpoort played for Almere City on loan during the 2012–13 season, where he transferred during the winter transfer window, and once more for the 2013–14 season, where he is currently active.
  68. ^ Anthony Obodai played for Germinal Beerschot on loan during the 2002–03 season, returning to Ajax for two more seasons before leaving the club.
  69. ^ John O'Brien played for Utrecht on loan from 1998–99, returning to Ajax before leaving the club in 2005.
  70. ^ George Ogăraru played for Steaua București during the 2008–09 season, returning to Ajax for one more season before leaving the club.
  71. ^ Tom Overtoom played for HFC Haarlem on loan in 2009, returning to Ajax for one more season after his loan spell before leaving the club.
  72. ^ Sergio Padt played for HFC Haarlem on loan in 2010, and Go Ahead Eagles during the 2010–11 season, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  73. ^ Petri Pasanen played for Portsmouth on loan in 2004, before leaving Ajax that same year.
  74. ^ Mitchell Piqué played for Twente on loan for the 2000–01 season, HFC Haarlem in 2002, and RBC Roosendaal for the 2002–03 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  75. ^ Rydell Poepon played for Willem II on loan for the 2006–07 and 2007–08 seasons, before leaving Ajax after his loan spells.
  76. ^ Kwame Quansah played for Germinal Beerschot during the 2002–03 season and AIK during the 2003–04 season, leaving Ajax after his loan periods.
  77. ^ Erik Regtop played for Telstar on loan in 1987–88 and for Groningen in 1988–89, returning to Ajax for one more season before leaving the club.
  78. ^ Michael Reiziger played for Volendam on loan from 1992–93, and Groningen from 1993–94, before returning to Ajax for one more season.
  79. ^ Martijn Reuser played for Vitesse on loan during the 1997–98 and 1998-1999 seasons, leaving Ajax after his loan spells.
  80. ^ Dennis Rommedahl played for NEC on loan from 2008–09, before returning to Ajax for one more season before leaving the club.
  81. ^ Gastón Sangoy was loaned to Ajax from Boca Juniors in 2005 for six months before leaving the club after his loan period.
  82. ^ Jeffrey Sarpong played for NEC on loan in 2010 for six months, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  83. ^ Werner Schaaphok played for Blauw-Wit on loan for the 1965–66 season and for AGOVV during the 1966–67 season before leaving the club after both his loan spells.
  84. ^ Xandro Schenk played for Go Ahead Eagles on loan for the remainder of the 2012–13 season, making the transfer during the winter transfer window, where he is currently active.
  85. ^ Robbert Schilder played for Heracles on loan for the 2006–07, and the 2007–08 seasons, returning to Ajax for one more season before leaving the club.
  86. ^ Stefano Seedorf played for NAC Breda on loan for the 2003–04 season, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  87. ^ Victor Sikora played for Heerenveen on loan in 2004–05 and played for NAC Breda on loan in 2005–06, 2006–07 and in 2007–08, leaving Ajax after his loan spells.
  88. ^ Bruno Silva played for Internacional on loan in 2010 before returning to Ajax for two more seasons.
  89. ^ Donovan Slijngard played for Groningen on loan in 2007, before returning to Ajax for one more season.
  90. ^ Rodney Sneijder played for Utrecht on loan for the 2011–12 season, before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  91. ^ Evander Sno played for Bristol City on loan for the 2009–10 season, returning to Ajax for one more season, before leaving the club,
  92. ^ Frank Stapleton played for Anderlecht on loan in 1988, before leaving Ajax after her loan spell.
  93. ^ Henk Timmer was loaned to Ajax from AZ for the 2002–03 season, returning to his club after the loan spell.
  94. ^ Henri Toivomäki played for Almere City on loan during the 2012–13 season before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  95. ^ Ignacio Tuhuteru played for RBC Roosendaal on loan for the 1994–95 season before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  96. ^ Thomas Vermaelen played for RKC Waalwijk on loan from 2004–05 before returning to Ajax to play four more seasons.
  97. ^ Kenneth Vermeer played for Willem II on loan for the 2007–08 season before returning to Ajax to play six more seasons.
  98. ^ Jan Vertonghen played for RKC Waalwijk on loan from 2006–07, returning to Ajax to play five more seasons.
  99. ^ Walker played for Germinal Beerschot on loan in 2002–03 season, returning to Ajax for six months before leaving the club.
  100. ^ Wamberto played for R.A.E.C. Mons on loan in 2004 before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  101. ^ Rob Wielaert played for Roda JC on loan during the 2010–11 season, leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  102. ^ Aron Winter played for Sparta Rotterdam on loan from 2001–02, retiring from football after that season.
  103. ^ Richard Witschge played for Alavés on loan from 2001–02 before returning to Ajax for one more season.
  104. ^ Abubakari Yakubu played for Vitesse on loan during the 2004–05 season departing from Ajax after his loan spell.
  105. ^ Marvin Zeegelaar played for Excelsior in 2011 before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
  106. ^ Niki Zimling was loaned from Mainz 05 for the 2014–15 before leaving Ajax after his loan spell.
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References
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  2. with Manchester United in 1999 and Barcelona in 2009.
  3. UEFA sanctioned the UEFA Supercup for the first time in 1973. In 1972 was an unofficial edition and the I Centenary of Rangers (see History of the UEFA Supercup Archived 14 October 2008 at the Wayback Machine in uefa.com).
  4. (European Cup, Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Cup)
  5. UEFA sanctioned the UEFA Intertoto Cup for the first time in 1995. In the 1960s, it was unofficial. See History of UEFA Intertoto Cup in uefa.com. Archived 7 March 2008 at the Wayback Machine
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