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Farioli Resigns as Coach After Ajax Loses Dutch Soccer Title in Late-Season Collapse

Francesco Farioli resigned as Ajax's coach on Monday following the club's late-season collapse that cost them the Eredivisie title in the Netherlands.
Farioli's departure came due to differing visions and timeframes with club management about Ajax's future despite sharing the same overall goals.
During his single season, Farioli led Ajax to a second-place finish and Champions League qualification but saw the team surrender a nine-point lead with five matches left.
Ajax technical director Alex Kroes called the resignation "incredibly disappointing" and noted the summer transfer window will be more challenging as the club begins pre-season on 26 June.
Farioli’s exit leaves Ajax needing a strong new coaching team before pre-season, and it may affect the club’s stability going forward after a unique yet intense season.

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