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Ajax Bid on Godts Stalls at 15 Million Euros - Transfer Update - News Directory 3

Ajax Bid on Godts Stalls at 15 Million Euros – Transfer Update

September 8, 2025 David Thompson Sports
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At a glance
  • Ajax has rejected a bid of fifteen million euros for forward Mika Godts from Turkish club Besiktas, according to Football International Sunday evening.
  • Earlier on Sunday morning, turkish media reported Besiktas's interest in Godts, as noted by VoetbalPrimeur.Though, VI reported that Ajax has firmly stated its unwillingness to sell.
  • besiktas reportedly offered "around fifteen million euros" for Godts's services, but Ajax Technical Director Alex Kroes quickly informed the Turkish club that a deal would not be considered.
Original source: voetbalprimeur.nl

Ajax Rejects €15 Million Bid for Mika Godts

September 8, 2024, 8:29 AM

Bid from Besiktas Turned Down

Ajax has rejected a bid of fifteen million euros for forward Mika Godts from Turkish club Besiktas, according to Football International Sunday evening. The club considers a transfer for the belgian player to be “non-negotiable.”

Earlier on Sunday morning, turkish media reported Besiktas’s interest in Godts, as noted by VoetbalPrimeur.Though, VI reported that Ajax has firmly stated its unwillingness to sell.

Club and Player Desire Continued Partnership

besiktas reportedly offered “around fifteen million euros” for Godts’s services, but Ajax Technical Director Alex Kroes quickly informed the Turkish club that a deal would not be considered. VI further reports that Godts himself is not seeking a move.

Godts, who is under contract with Ajax until 2029, reportedly wants to achieve success with the club before considering a transfer. Moreover,Kroes is unable to secure a replacement due to the closure of the Dutch transfer window.

The transfer window in Turkey remains open until September 12th.

This article was last updated on September 8, 2024, at 8:29 AM.

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