According to Ajax, the goal of the collaboration is to help Indonesian footballers develop in the Ajax way. To achieve this, the club will train coaches across Indonesia with trainers and professionals who have the right knowledge. This move is part of PSSI's serious investment in football development across the country, with the association seeing Ajax as a significant contributor to this effort.
Menno Geelen, Ajax's general director, stated that the club wants to maintain its position as one of the best talent developers in the world. He believes that Indonesia is a relevant market, with great potential and a huge passion for football. Geelen also mentioned that Ajax has been in contact with PSSI for several years and is proud to be able to build on their relationship and contribute to the further development of football in the country.
PSSI is joining the international football network of Ajax, which includes clubs from Mexico, Austria, Italy, Spain, Greece, Uzbekistan, and Japan. This collaboration is set to make a significant impact, with Ajax training coaches across Indonesia to help develop the country's football talent.