Oscar Gloukh Scores First Dutch League Goal for Ajax
Israeli midfielder Oscar Gloukh scored his first goal of the season in the Dutch Eredivisie during Ajax's match against Willem II. Gloukh, who has been playing as a left winger since the sale of Mika Godts, impressed in the game against the weaker opponent. This season, he has recorded five goals and three assists, a notable increase from his previous season's tally of nine goals and six assists.
Fans and Dutch media have reacted positively to Gloukh's performance and his adaptation to the new position. Supporters expressed happiness, noting that "the team looks completely different" with him playing. Ajax Life, a prominent fan page, described Gloukh as "hungry" and "looking for goals," adding that he is playing "excellent football" and appears "calmer than we remember."
Dutch media outlet AD praised Ajax's "perfect football" and highlighted Gloukh's contribution, stating, "Gloukh deserved a goal after his assist, the player could have finished with more goals. He is the best on the pitch." VI further elaborated on his exceptional play, noting his increased reliance on dribbling and a "different" perspective on the game, calling it "excellent football." The publication also mentioned that the league championship might be decided by goal difference, referencing a player named Kitti.
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