today, 2:45 PM | by Bart Veenstra
Jordan Henderson has said it is a misconception that players started training ‘on their own’ last week. The Amsterdam selection was given several days off last week, including on Friday. On that day, part of the group decided to start training after all.
It was then written in the media that there was increasing unrest within the player group about the training sessions. Moreover, there would be misunderstanding about the days off that the players received last week. Henderson was asked by ESPN about last week, in which the Ajax players were given several days off and still stepped onto the field for training on Friday. “Haha, I heard about it. I don’t know where that kind of nonsense comes from. It’s a misconception of what happened,” said Henderson.
“The manager felt that some players needed a break both mentally and physically,” the England midfielder continued. ‘In the week before, the players played many matches and also traveled a lot (including to the north of Norway, ed.). Some players wanted to train to prepare for the match. It was a mixed training on Friday. That’s where the misconception came from.’
Performing with Ajax is the most important thing
According to Henderson, it is especially important that Ajax players perform when they need to, as happened on Sunday against FC Utrecht. That match was won 2-0. ‘The players are willing to give everything. If you win, no one says anything. The most important thing is that you win, perform, work hard and be ready for the next match.’
Ajax will play against Aston Villa on Thursday evening in the Johan Cruijff ArenA. This concerns the first leg in the eighth finals of the Conference League. The return will be played in Birmingham next Thursday.
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2024-03-06 13:45:00
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