News about Steven Bergwijn

Jordan Henderson 's future at Ajax is already in doubt after the club failed to qualify for the Champions League for the second season in a row. The Dutch giants are lie in fifth place in the Eredivisie, but will miss out out on a place at Europe's top table with only the top two going straight into the competition, while third place sees a route via the qualifying round. The Champions League's new format next season, will see an extra £372million  in prize money for the 36 teams involved for 2024/25, which Ajax now stand to miss out on. The financial hit means the future of big earners like Henderson and Steven Bergwijn face an uncertain future, given the financial problems at the Johan Cruyff Arena. There is no desire for the former European champions to sell the two players, but as the club's biggest earners, could be forced to cash-in on their assets if the opportunity arrises.

There are less than two weeks until the transfer window is closed, and the competition is brisk as a slew of clubs looks to make winter moves. Arsenal and Chelsea have long expressed an interest in a striker, with Karim Benzema thought to be a viable alternative. West Ham are apparently considering a transfer for Dutch actor Steven Bergwijn as part of their plan to introduce attacking options. Kalvin Phillips has drew a lot of interest this season, with the Hammers and Newcastle showing their interest. On Friday, Mail Sport picks the best transfer news from the newspaper.

West Ham have ruled out a SOS call to Jesse Lingard as the club focuses on January targets, which include Sunderland's Jack Clarke and Steven Bergwijn. With Lucas Paqueta and Jarrod Bowen out, boss David Moyes is facing a crisis in attack. Michail Antonio is also injured after suffering a setback in preparation on Friday, and Mohammed Kudus is competing with Ghana in the Africa Cup of Nations. Moyes had been reluctant to enter the January market, but now admits that reinforcements are required.

Danny Ings, a West Ham striker, is keen, but Hammers boss David Moyes is reluctant to lose Ings at this point, following Michail Antonio's setback in his recovery from a knee injury. West Ham needs a wide receiver and have included Steven Bergwijn of Ajax as one of their choices. Danny Ings joined the Hammers in 2023 and has scored three times for the London club, but Wolves are apparently keen on signing the former Southampton player.

Ajax defeated Heerenveen on Sunday as Chuba Akpom continued their upturn under new manager John van't Schip. After 24 minutes as Steven Berghuis crossed the ball to the far post and captain Steven Bergwijn steered the ball past Heeren goalkeeper Andries Noppert, Ajax took the lead against the run of play.

Edwin van der Sar has resigned from his position as Ajax's chief executive officer, citing the'very difficult period' that led to the decision. Since his hire in 2016, the former Manchester United goalkeeper had been in the position for seven years before deciding to resign on Tuesday morning. The decision came just after the end of the Evitasie season, in which Ajax finished 13 points behind league champion Feyenoord.

Following last year's World Cup, every nation will have high hopes for future success. Following a humiliating experience, see Belgium, several nations are trying to rip it all up. Some are simply hoping to improve marginally after disappointing performances that eventually ended in disappointment - see Portugal and England. While others, some countries are extremely proud and are just keen to keep the next generation of talent coming through - see World Cup champion Argentina. However, a new generation of international stars has been welcomed to squads around the world as the first international break since Lionel Messi lifted the coveted trophy.

Under the Friday night lights, Holland and Argentina face each other in the second round of the World Cup in what promises to be an engrossing competition. Louis van Gaal's Dutch side has been more effective and efficient than eye-catching so far in the tournament, but they remain undefeated. Argentina was victims of a massive World Cup shock when losing 2-1 to Saudi Arabia in their first group game, but the team bounced back to top Group C after beating Mexico and Poland.

Louis van Gaal has speculated at the possibility of moving Holland for Belgium after the World Cup, but joked that he'd have to 'convince his wife' to move over the border. As many questions regarding his own future as he has his team in Qatar this week, the former Manchester United Nations boss has fielded as many as he has, and Martinez' appearance as Belgium's boss sparking a new wave of skepticism last week. A trip across Holland and Belgium would not be too difficult physically for the 71-year-old, but convincing Truus may be another story.

Holland needs only a point against already-eliminated host country Qatar to guarantee their spot in the World Cup knockout stages. Louis van Gaal's squad won 2-0 in their Group A opener, but Ecuador kept them to a 1-1 draw. Holland is currently in first place in the South American rankings thanks to their outstanding fair play record. Sportmail takes you through everything you should do about the Group A experience.

In both teams' crucial second Group A match at the Qatar World Cup (inset bottom), Holland (left) meets Ecuador (right). Ecuador comfortably defeated Qatar 2-0 in the tournament's curtain-raiser on Sunday, while Holland defeated Senegal by a narrow margin on Monday evening due to two late goals. Gustavo Alfaro's side finished fourth in the CONMEBOL qualifying tournament and demonstrated their defensive strength by accumulating six straight clean sheets. During the qualifying rounds, Ecuador even managed to draw 1-1 against both Argentina and Brazil. Holland, meanwhile, finished in last place in qualifying under the watchful eye of Louis van Gaal (inset top) in his third and presumably final term in charge of the country. Max Mathews of Sportsmail takes you through all of the information you will need to hear about below as the match quickly approaching.

Senegal's men face Louis van Gaal's men in the third game of the tournament, in arguably one of the most exciting matches on the entire group stage at the tournament. It would be the first meeting between the two sides, and both will be eager to get their Group A campaign off to the best possible start. Senegal and Holland are the most likely to advance from the group, which also includes Qatar and Ecuador.

The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is just days away, with the first-ever winter edition of the tournament drawing ever closer. Qatar will launch proceedings against Ecuador on November 20 in the United Kingdom, while England's campaign against Iran will continue the following day. Following their triumph in Russia four years ago, holders France, as well as Brazil, are once more among the favorites.

Holland certainly has the most unique and eerie one so far as far as World Cup squad announcements are concerned. On Friday morning, the Oranje took to Twitter to post a video in which manager Louis van Gaal revealed his picks. However, he did not do so in a traditional way but rather read them out on a chair in a dim room with dramatic music playing in the background.

The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is less than six months away, with the first-ever winter edition of the tournament drawing ever closer. The group stage draw has arrived and gone, with all eight teams, each consisting of four teams, deciding well ahead of the November 21 launch date. However, only 29 of the 32 participating teams have been decided as it stands. Three of the three places are still up for grabs, two of which will be determined after the intercontinental play-offs, with Australia playing UAE and Costa Rica facing New Zealand.

If a reappearance on this stage for the first time since 2010, it was seen as vital in order to bookend the turbulent years that followed insolvency. Never has the old wisdom of being aware of what you want to hear more apt as Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side has gone from one tragedy to another. Never has the Europa League seemed so enthralling.

After a dramatic 1-0 win in Ajax, Holland remained solid under heavy pressure from Belgium before scoring late to finish runners of group 4 in the UEFA Nations League. With a characteristic header from a corner in the 73rd minute, Virgil van Dijk sealed an unbeaten Nations League bid at the Amsterdam Arena for the Dutch. They ended with 16 points, six more than Belgium, who had a chance to leapfrog their neighbors, and took first place, but they had to win by three goals or more on Sunday to do so. Any hopes of a goal game were quickly dashed, however, as the two teams effectively killed each other in a close tactical battle.

Ex Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has cut Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul from the Holland squad. Since making his international debut on the international stage in 2011, the 34-year-old has been a regular for his national team, but he has been left out of Holland's Nations League fixtures against Poland and Belgium. Holland defeated Poland 2-0 thanks to goals from Manchester United transfer target and PSV captain Cody Gakpo, as well as former Tottenham winger Steven Bergwijn, as well as former Tottenham winger Steven Bergwijn, who was born in the Netherlands, while Ajax goalkeeper Remko Pasveer took up the slot between the posts.

When Holland defeated Poland 2-0 in a Nations League match in the National Stadium Warsaw, the Manchester United transfer target was on the scoresheet. With an injury, Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopendras was compelled to leave the game early. However, this did not discourage Oranj because PSV captain Cody Gakpo led his side into the lead with a smooth finish at the back post. In the 52nd minute, Arkadiusz Milik should have equalized for the home team, but he ended his attempt from close range. The mistake would have been costly unless Steven Bergwijn doubled Holland's lead eight minutes later.

Clavin Bassey, an Ajax defender, would not believe he was only a silver card in FIFA 23 and thought the rating was 'disrespectful' to him. Professional footballers will be able to find their ratings on the game in two weeks. For certain players, it doesn't matter, but for those that play FIFA 23, their EA Sports' rating is a matter of pride, since it will determine how well they're on the game.

Early season results have included a 6-1 win over Groningen, a 4-0 victory over Cambuur, and Heerenveen's 5-0 thrashes. Ajax started their Champions League campaign with a 4-0 loss to Rangers last week, where the Scottish club's class difference was painfully apparent. So, despite Antony and Sebastien Haller's departures in the summer, who were responsible for 46 percent of their goals last season, they don't appear to be any worse off when it comes to finding the net. Ajax have averaged 3.5 goals per game this season, including the curtain-raising Johan Cruyff Shield, who lost 5-3 to PSV Eindhoven. All of which bodes not well for Liverpool's out-of-sorts team, who welcome Ajax to Anfield on matchday two of the Champions League on Tuesday night.

Last night, Giovanni van Bronckhorst said it was too much to ask Rangers to compete with the Champions League's financial powerhouses. The Ibrox club took a beating at Ajax in the Johan Cruyf ArenA, returning to Europe's top competition after a 12-year absence. As the Rangers' defense unraveled just four days after their woes at Celtic Park, the Dutch outfit collapsed three times in 16 first-half minutes through Edson Alvarez, Steven Berghuis, and Mohammed Kudus.

Edson Alvarez started scoring in the 17th minute after turning a corner with a well-timed header from the center of the box to Jon McLaughlin's back post. With two goals in 115 seconds, Steven Berghuis and Mohammed Kudus made it 3-0, with Kudus netting a superb solo effort for the match's goal. Steven Bergwijn, the Dutch winger, continued his fins form after bouncing onto a loose back pass and rounding McLaughlin.

A few weeks after the transfer window closed, Ajax is still reeling from the ramifications of a turbulent summer. With the return of Champions League football to Rangers on Wednesday, there is also resentment at the departure of so many key players and how the transactions were handled. Gerry Hamstra, Manchester's sporting director, made no secret of his annoyance that Manchester United were able to sign Brazilian winger Antony just before the deadline last week, leaving Ajax with almost no time to replace him.