Telstar
AjaxDay 4
Berghuis 56'
Arokodare 60'
Leonardo M. 78'
Telstar: 1. Koeman Jr. - 2. Hardeveld (Aning, 65), 3. Alders G. (Caschili, 74), 4. Soualhia, 16. Valk S., 43. Peersman (Demircan E., 77) - 7. Mendes Rui, 10. Owusu T-e, 17. Rossen - 27. Brouwer - 9. Seedorf J. (Turay, 65)
Substitution: Aning (from 65); Turay (from 65); Caschili (from 74); Demircan E. (from 77)
Bench: 20. Reiziger - 15. Nwankwo Nig. - 23. Shenkman - 6. Ahmed I., 14. Kuster H. - 28. Oudsten
Ajax: 1. ter Stegen - 3. Gaaei, 24. Mokio, 30. Bouwman A., 36. Janse D. - 8. Brandt (Baas Y., 66), 12. Caio Henrique (Jofre, 82) - 10. Gloukh (Edvardsen O., 73) - 18. Klaassen D. (Ouazane, 65), 23. Berghuis (Leonardo M., 73), 99. Arokodare
Substitution: Ouazane (from 65); Baas Y. (from 66); Edvardsen O. (from 73); Leonardo M. (from 73); Jofre (from 82)
Bench: 22. Heerkens J., 26. Paes M. - 5. Wijndal - 67. Abdalla M. - 9. Dolberg
The total transfer fee is expected to be €55 million, plus additional performance-related bonuses
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