List of AFC Ajax records and statistics

Club records

Largest victories

List of the largest victories of AFC Ajax, with at least 5 goals scored.^[1]

Season	Competition	Round	Date	Club	Score	Location
1984/85	UEFA Cup	First Round	19 September 1984	Red Boys Differdange	14–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2009/10	KNVB Cup	Round of 16	23 December 2009	WHC	1–14	Mulder Singel, Wezep, Netherlands
1971/72	Eredivisie	Round 34	19 May 1972	Vitesse	12–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	Tweede Klasse West-A	Round 13	31 December 1916	ZVV	11–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1910/11	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 10	4 December 1910	EDO	1–11	Kleverlaan, Haarlem, Netherlands
1924/25	Eerste Klasse West II	Round 16	11 January 1925	UVV	11–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1917/18	Eerste Klasse West-A	Round 20	20 January 1918	HBS	10–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1960/61	KNVB Cup	Fourth Round	12 February 1961	Rapiditas	10–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1979/80	European Cup	Round of 16	24 October 1979	Omonia Nicosia	10–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	Tweede Klasse West-A	Round 14	11 March 1917	Alcmaria Victrix	9–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1959/60	Eredivisie	Round 30	18 March 1960	RKSV Volendam	9–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1961/62	Intertoto Cup	Group stage	22 July 1961	FK Pirmasens	9–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1972/73	Eredivisie	Round 12	5 November 1972	FC Den Bosch	9–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1973/74	Eredivisie	Round 18	6 January 1974	FC Groningen	9–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 17	8 December 1985	Sparta Rotterdam	9–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1998/99	KNVB Cup	Second Round	29 October 1998	UDI '19	9–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2000/01	Eredivisie	Round 25	18 March 2001	Sparta Rotterdam	9–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2014/15	KNVB Cup	Second Round	24 September 2014	JOS Watergraafsmeer	0–9	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	Tweede Klasse West-A	Round 3	8 October 1916	LVV	9–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1931/32	Kampioenscompetitie	Final	3 April 1932	SC Veendam	9–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1961/62	Intertoto Cup	Group stage	1 July 1961	FC Zürich	9–1	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1961/62	Eredivisie	Round 6	24 September 1961	RKSV Volendam	9–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1967/68	Eredivisie	Round 13	5 November 1967	N.E.C.	9–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1981/82	Eredivisie	Round 24	21 March 1982	FC Den Haag	9–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	UEFA Cup	First Round	30 September 1997	NK Maribor	9–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1910/11	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 3	16 October 1910	AF & HC	8–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	Tweede Klasse West-A	Round 10	18 February 1917	LVV	0–8	Huizumerlaan, Leeuwarden, Netherlands
1929/30	Kampioenscompetitie	Round 10	3 March 1930	Velocitas 1897	8–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1942/43	KNVB Cup	Semi-final	20 June 1943	FC Wageningen	8–0	Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht, Netherlands
1961/62	Eredivisie	Round 19	28 January 1962	DWS/A	8–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 18	26 December 1966	USV Elinkwijk	8–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1969/70	Eredivisie	Round 33	18 May 1970	SVV	8–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1972/73	Eredivisie	Round 14	25 November 1972	Excelsior	8–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1974/75	KNVB Cup	Second Round	24 November 1974	Helmond Sport	8–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1975/76	UEFA Cup	First Round	1 October 1975	Glentoran FC	8–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1994/95	Eredivisie	Round 23	22 March 1995	Sparta Rotterdam	8–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1958/59	Eredivisie	Round 26	22 March 1959	SHS	2–9	Sportpark Houtrust, The Hague, Netherlands
1968/69	Eredivisie	Round 9	20 October 1968	Telstar	9–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1972/73	Eredivisie	Round 9	8 October 1972	Telstar	9–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1907/08	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 3	22 March 1908	Celeritas	8–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	KNVB Cup	Third Round	29 October 1916	Tubantia	8–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1959/60	Eredivisie	Round 28	27 March 1960	FC Blauw-Wit	8–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1968/69	Eredivisie	Round 2	25 August 1968	NAC	8–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1970/71	Eredivisie	Round 13	29 November 1970	AZ '67	8–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1978/79	Eredivisie	Round 13	9 June 1979	FC Twente	8–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1979/80	European Cup	First Round	19 September 1979	HJK	1–8	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland
1979/80	European Cup	First Round	3 October 1979	HJK	8–1	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 7	18 September 1985	SC Heracles '74	1–8	Sportpark Bornsestraat, Almelo, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 16	1 December 1985	FC Twente	1–8	Diekman Stadion, Enschede, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 33	3 May 1998	De Graafschap	1–8	De Vijverberg, Doetinchem, Netherlands
2007/08	Eredivisie	Round 1	19 August 2007	De Graafschap	1–8	De Vijverberg, Doetinchem, Netherlands
1900/01	AVB Division 2B		16 December 1900	AFC	7–0	Amsterdam-Noord, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1915/16	Tweede Klasse West-C	Round 10	21 November 1915	FC Victoria	7–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1915/16	Tweede Klasse West-C	Round 6	19 December 1915	DEC	7–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1927/28	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 6	23 September 1927	UVV	7–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1962/63	Eredivisie	Round 28	3 June 1963	Willem II	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1963/64	Eredivisie	Round 6	6 October 1963	SC Heracles	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1965/66	Eredivisie	Round 6	30 January 1966	USV Elinkwijk	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1965/66	KNVB Cup	First Round	17 March 1966	SC Veendam	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 1	14 August 1966	USV Elinkwijk	0–7	Sportpark Elinkwijk, Utrecht, Netherlands
1968/69	Eredivisie	Round 23	8 February 1969	DOS	0–7	Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht, Netherlands
1969/70	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	Second Round	19 November 1969	Ruch Chorzów	7–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1970/71	Eredivisie	Round 26	10 April 1971	Excelsior	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1971/72	Eredivisie	Round 23	3 March 1972	FC Groningen	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1976/77	Eredivisie	Round 11	24 October 1976	FC Utrecht	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1977/78	KNVB Cup	Third Round	24 December 1977	EVV	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1977/78	Eredivisie	Round 26	5 March 1978	Telstar	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1984/85	Eredivisie	Round 15	2 December 1984	Roda JC	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 24	9 March 1986	SC Heracles '74	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1987/88	KNVB Cup	First Round	10 October 1987	Quick Boys	0–7	Nieuw Zuid, Katwijk, Netherlands
1990/91	Eredivisie	Round 7	7 October 1990	N.E.C.	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1991/92	Eredivisie	Round 28	15 March 1992	FC Twente	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1994/95	Eredivisie	Round 28	9 April 1995	Willem II	7–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 7	24 September 1997	MVV	7–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1924/25	KNVB Cup	Second Round	14 March 1925	VIOS	8–2	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1926/27	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 6	27 February 1927	DFC	8–2	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1960/61	KNVB Cup	First Round	17 August 1960	SV Zeist	2–8	De Koeburg, Zeist, Netherlands
1982/83	Eredivisie	Round 30	17 April 1983	Willem II	8–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	Eredivisie	Round 7	18 September 1983	Feyenoord	8–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 20	2 February 1986	AZ '67	8–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1901/02	AVB Division 1		2 March 1902	Swift	1–7	Amsterdam-Noord, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	KNVB Cup	Second Round	7 May 1967	DWS	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1967/68	Eredivisie	Round 5	10 September 1967	RKSV Volendam	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1967/68	Eredivisie	Round 16	26 November 1967	Fortuna '54	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1969/70	Eredivisie	Round 27	19 April 1970	DOS	1–7	Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht, Netherlands
1970/71	Eredivisie	Round 15	13 December 1970	FC Utrecht	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1978/79	Eredivisie	Round 1	26 August 1978	NAC	1–7	NAC Stadion, Breda, Netherlands
1979/80	Eredivisie	Round 19	13 January 1980	Willem II	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1981/82	Eredivisie	Round 1	16 August 1981	Willem II	1–7	Willem II Stadion, Tilburg, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 6	8 September 1985	VVV	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1993/94	KNVB Cup	Quarter-finals	9 February 1994	Helmond Sport	7–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 3	31 August 1997	FC Utrecht	1–7	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2002/03	Eredivisie	Round 32	18 May 2003	De Graafschap	7–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1913/14	Noodcompetitie West-B	Round 11	13 December 1914	VVA	0–6	Sportpark Jan van Galen, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1915/16	Tweede Klasse West-C	Round 7	31 October 1915	VRA	6–0	Sportpark Kruislaan, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	Tweede Klasse West-A	Round 7	5 November 1916	Alcmaria Victrix	0–6	Egmonderhout, Alkmaar, Netherlands
1917/18	Eerste Klasse West-A	Round 13	5 May 1918	HVV	6–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1918/19	Eerste Klasse West-A	Round 13	18 December 1918	Quick	6–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1918/19	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 13	18 December 1918	RCH	6–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1960/61	Eredivisie	Round 6	9 October 1960	Willem II	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1961/62	Intertoto Cup	Round 4	17 June 1962	1. FC Kaiserslautern	6–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1962/63	Eredivisie	Round 9	28 October 1962	SC Enschede	0–6	Diekman Stadion, Enschede, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 24	19 February 1967	Sittardia	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 24	2 April 1969	GVAV	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1969/70	Eredivisie	Round 15	30 November 1969	SVV	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1972/73	Eredivisie	Round 3	26 August 1972	Go Ahead Eagles	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1973/74	UEFA Super Cup	Round 3	16 January 1974	Milan	6–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1975/76	Eredivisie	Round 10	1 November 1975	Feyenoord	6–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1977/78	Eredivisie	Round 20	15 January 1978	FC Utrecht	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1978/79	Eredivisie	Round 22	7 April 1979	MVV	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1979/80	Eredivisie	Round 17	16 December 1979	Excelsior	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	KNVB Cup	Second Round	11 December 1983	DWV	0–6	Elzenhagen, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1984/85	KNVB Cup	Second Round	11 December 1984	VV Heerjansdam	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 8	22 September 1985	Roda JC	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 33	25 May 1986	FC Twente	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1986/87	Eredivisie	Round 20	22 February 1987	HFC Haarlem	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1988/89	Eredivisie	Round 1	2 October 1988	SVV	6–0	Sportpark Harga, Schiedam, Netherlands
1989/90	Eredivisie	Round 31	16 April 1990	FC Den Bosch	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1992/93	Eredivisie	Round 19	23 January 1993	Go Ahead Eagles	0–6	De Adelaarshorst, Deventer, Netherlands
1992/93	Eredivisie	Round 20	7 February 1993	Sparta Rotterdam	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1993/94	European Cup	Round 1	29 September 1993	Hajduk Split	6–0	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1993/94	Eredivisie	Round 27	17 April 1994	FC Twente	6–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1998/99	Eredivisie	Round 2	25 August 1998	N.E.C.	0–6	Stadion de Goffert, Nijmegen, Netherlands
1997/98	KNVB Cup	Second Round	19 November 1997	MVV	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1998/99	Eredivisie	Round 31	2 May 1999	Feyenoord	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2000/01	UEFA Cup	Round 1	2 September 2000	KAA Gent	0–6	Arteveldestadion, Ghent, Belgium
2002/03	Eredivisie	Round 12	17 November 2002	N.E.C.	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2002/03	Eredivisie	Round 18	2 February 2003	Willem II	0–6	Willem II Stadion, Tilburg, Netherlands
2003/04	Eredivisie	Round 6	28 September 2003	Willem II	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2005/06	Eredivisie	Round 25	19 February 2006	RBC Roosendaal	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2005/06	Eredivisie	Round 27	5 March 2006	Sparta Rotterdam	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2006/07	Eredivisie	Round 15	3 December 2006	Willem II	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2008/09	Eredivisie	Round 16	21 December 2008	De Graafschap	0–6	De Vijverberg, Doetinchem, Netherlands
2009/10	Eredivisie	Round 6	13 September 2009	NAC Breda	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2011/12	Eredivisie	Round 28	1 April 2012	Heracles Almelo	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2013/14	Eredivisie	Round 8	28 September 2013	Go Ahead Eagles	6–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1958/59	KNVB Cup	First Round	1 January 1959	JOS	8–3	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 14	27 November 1966	GVAV	3–8	Oosterpark, Groningen, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 22	27 November 1966	MVV	8–3	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1971/72	KNVB Cup	First Round	9 January 1972	PEC Zwolle	8–3	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1993/94	KNVB Cup	Third Round	10 November 1993	SC Heerenveen	8–3	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1959/60	Eredivisie	Round 33	15 May 1960	Fortuna '54	2–7	Mauritsstadion, Sittard, Netherlands
1973/74	Eredivisie	Round 14	9 December 1973	Telstar	7–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1980/81	Eredivisie	Round 23	15 March 1981	Excelsior	7–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	Eredivisie	Round 5	4 September 1983	Helmond Sport	7–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	Eredivisie	Round 34	13 May 1984	DS '79	7–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1984/85	Eredivisie	Round 8	6 October 1984	Go Ahead Eagles	7–2	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 29	11 April 1998	SC Heerenveen	7–2	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1910/11	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 11	4 December 1910	AF & HC	1–6	Kon Instituut Marine, Willemsoord, Netherlands
1924/25	Eerste Klasse West II	Round 18	25 January 1925	Excelsior	6–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1929/30	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 11	15 December 1929	FC Hilversum	6–1	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1956/57	KNVB Cup	First Round	26 August 1956	Zeeburgia	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1960/61	Eredivisie	Round 21	5 March 1961	USV Elinkwijk	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1961/62	Eredivisie	Round 2	27 August 1961	SC Enschede	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1963/64	Eredivisie	Round 7	13 October 1963	DOS	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 20	15 January 1967	FC Twente	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1969/70	Eredivisie	Round 31	7 May 1970	DWS	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1973/74	Eredivisie	Round 2	19 August 1973	FC Amsterdam	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1974/75	Eredivisie	Round 7	20 October 1974	Roda JC	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1975/76	UEFA Cup	First Round	16 September 1975	Glentoran FC	1–6	The Oval, Belfast, Northern Ireland
1977/78	Eredivisie	Round 27	12 March 1978	FC Volendam	1–6	Kras Stadion, Volendam, Netherlands
1977/78	Eredivisie	Round 30	2 April 1978	N.E.C.	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1978/79	Eredivisie	Round 20	25 March 1979	FC Utrecht	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1980/81	Eredivisie	Round 30	10 May 1981	MVV	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1981/82	Eredivisie	Round 8	26 September 1981	FC Groningen	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1982/83	Eredivisie	Round 20	30 January 1983	HFC Haarlem	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1984/85	Eredivisie	Round 22	10 March 1985	NAC	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1984/85	Eredivisie	Round 22	26 October 1986	AZ	1–6	Alkmaarderhout, Alkmaar, Netherlands
1987/88	Eredivisie	Round 6	6 September 1987	FC Twente	6–1	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1995/96	Eredivisie	Round 12	28 October 1995	Roda JC	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1995/96	Eredivisie	Round 23	10 March 1996	FC Twente	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 24	14 March 1998	FC Volendam	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 31	23 April 1998	Willem II	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1999/2000	UEFA Cup	First Round	16 September 1999	Dukla Banská Bystrica	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1999/2000	Eredivisie	Round 10	24 October 1999	FC Den Bosch	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2002/03	Eredivisie	Round 30	3 May 2003	RKC Waalwijk	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2003/04	KNVB Cup	Fourth Round	22 December 2003	FC Eindhoven	1–6	Jan Louwers Stadion, Eindhoven, Netherlands
2007/08	Eredivisie	Round 6	30 September 2007	VVV-Venlo	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2007/08	Eredivisie	Round 19	13 January 2008	AZ	6–1	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2012/13	Eredivisie	Round 2	19 August 2012	N.E.C.	1–6	Stadion de Goffert, Nijmegen, Netherlands
1900/01	AVB Division 2B		28 October 1900	DOSB	5–0	Amsterdam-Noord, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1901/02	AVB Division 1		2 February 1902	Volharding 2	5–0	Amsterdam-Noord, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1910/11	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 4	23 October 1910	UVV	0–5	Wilhelminapark, Utrecht, Netherlands
1910/11	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 9	27 November 1910	FC Victoria	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1910/11	Tweede Klasse West-B	Round 15	26 February 1911	Alcmaria Victrix	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1912/13	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 11	8 December 1911	Velocitas 1897	0–5	Stadion Stadspark, Groningen, Netherlands
1913/14	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 14	1 February 1914	Sparta	0–5	Het Kasteel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1915/16	Tweede Klasse West-C	Round 2	26 September 1915	SV Kampong	0–5	Maarschalkerweerd, Utrecht, Netherlands
1915/16	Tweede Klasse West-C	Round 4	15 October 1915	FC Hilversum	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	Tweede Klasse West-A	Round 8	12 November 1916	DEC	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1916/17	NVB Cup	Final	27 May 1917	VSV	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1917/18	Kampioenscompetitie		12 May 1918	Be Quick 1887	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1918/19	Eerste Klasse West-A	Round 4	10 November 1918	UVV	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1920/21	Kampioenscompetitie	Round 1	3 April 1921	Go Ahead	0–5	De Adelaarshorst, Deventer, Netherlands
1923/24	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 17	9 March 1924	HFC Haarlem	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1924/25	Eerste Klasse West II	Round 12	7 December 1924	RC Haarlem	0–5	Sloop Haarlem Stadion, Haarlem, Netherlands
1925/26	Eerste Klasse West II	Round 12	22 November 1925	ZFC	0–5	Westzanerdijk, Zaandam, Netherlands
1926/27	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 16	16 January 1927	FC Blauw-Wit	5–0	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1927/28	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 15	15 January 1928	UVV	0–5	Utrecht-stadion, Utrecht, Netherlands
1956/57	Eredivisie	Round 9	18 November 1956	Willem II	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1956/58	Eredivisie	Round 20	19 January 1958	PSV	0–5	Philips Stadion, Eindhoven, Netherlands
1958/59	Eredivisie	Round 28	5 April 1959	Feijenoord	0–5	De Kuip, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1959/60	Eredivisie	Round 26	13 March 1960	Sparta Rotterdam	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1962/63	Eredivisie	Round 11	18 November 1962	De Volewijckers	0–5	Amsterdam-Noord, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1964/65	Eredivisie	Round 12	22 November 1964	PSV	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1965/66	KNVB Cup	First Round	19 September 1965	De Volewijckers	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 4	3 September 1966	DWS	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 6	25 September 1966	Sparta Rotterdam	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1966/67	Eredivisie	Round 12	13 November 1966	Feijenoord	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1967/68	Eredivisie	Round 11	22 October 1967	Xerxes/DHC	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1968/69	KNVB Cup	Second Round	9 November 1968	De Volewijckers	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1970/71	Eredivisie	Round 14	6 December 1970	HFC Haarlem	0–5	Haarlem Stadion, Haarlem, Netherlands
1971/72	Eredivisie	Round 6	19 September 1971	NAC	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1971/72	Eredivisie	Round 16	5 December 1971	FC Den Bosch	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1972/73	Eredivisie	Round 17	7 January 1973	AZ '67	0–5	Alkmaarderhout, Alkmaar, Netherlands
1972/73	Eredivisie	Round 30	21 April 1973	FC Den Haag	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1973/74	Eredivisie	Round 8	7 October 1973	HFC Haarlem	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1974/75	Eredivisie (Play-offs)	Round 3	26 August 1975	Sparta Rotterdam	0–5	De Kuip, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1975/76	Eredivisie	Round 29	19 April 1976	NAC	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1977/78	Eredivisie	Round 12	29 October 1977	FC VVV	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1981/82	Eredivisie	Round 26	3 April 1982	N.E.C.	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1982/83	Eredivisie	Round 8	5 September 1982	N.E.C.	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1982/83	Eredivisie	Round 16	5 December 1982	Helmond Sport	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1982/83	Eredivisie	Round 26	20 March 1983	FC Twente	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	Eredivisie	Round 2	24 August 1983	Willem II	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	KNVB Cup	First Round	9 October 1983	HOV	0–5	De Bosdreef, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1983/84	Eredivisie	Round 21	5 February 1984	FC Volendam	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1984/85	KNVB Cup	First Round	17 November 1984	DOVO	0–5	Panhuis, Veenendaal, Netherlands
1985/86	Eredivisie	Round 26	29 March 1986	Go Ahead Eagles	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1985/86	European Cup	First Round	1 October 1986	Bursaspor	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1988/89	Eredivisie	Round 26	27 March 1989	HFC Haarlem	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1989/90	Eredivisie	Round 5	27 August 1989	MVV	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1989/90	Eredivisie	Round 29	3 April 1990	HFC Haarlem	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1990/91	Eredivisie	Round 13	2 December 1990	FC Den Haag	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1990/91	KNVB Cup	Second Round	16 December 1990	Excelsior	0–5	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1990/91	Eredivisie	Round 24	24 March 1991	N.E.C.	0–5	Stadion de Goffert, Nijmegen, Netherlands
1991/92	Eredivisie	Round 34	3 May 1992	SVV/Dordrecht'90	0–5	Riwal Hoogwerkers Stadion, Dordrecht, Netherlands
1992/93	Eredivisie	Round 7	3 October 1992	RKC Waalwijk	0–5	Mandemakers Stadion, Waalwijk, Netherlands
1992/93	KNVB Cup	Semi-final	31 March 1993	Feyenoord	0–5	De Kuip, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1993/94	Eredivisie	Round 12	30 October 1993	NAC	0–5	NAC Stadion, Breda, Netherlands
1993/94	Eredivisie	Round 29	4 April 1994	NAC	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1994/95	Eredivisie	Round 3	11 September 1994	Vitesse	5–0	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1994/95	Eredivisie	Round 33	18 May 1995	Feyenoord	0–5	De Kuip, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1996/97	Eredivisie	Round 28	18 April 1997	N.E.C.	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 1	19 August 1997	Vitesse	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 2	22 August 1997	Fortuna Sittard	0–5	Offermans Joosten Stadion, Sittard, Netherlands
1997/98	Eredivisie	Round 13	9 November 1997	Sparta Rotterdam	0–5	Het Kasteel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	KNVB Cup	Third Round	11 February 1998	Roda JC	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1997/98	KNVB Cup	Final	17 May 1998	PSV	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1998/99	Eredivisie	Round 9	18 October 1998	FC Twente	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2000/01	Eredivisie	Round 1	22 August 2000	Fortuna Sittard	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2001/02	Eredivisie	Round 8	10 October 2001	N.E.C.	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2002/03	Eredivisie	Round 23	8 March 2003	FC Zwolle	0–5	IJsseldelta Stadion, Zwolle, Netherlands
2003/04	Eredivisie	Round 26	21 March 2004	Vitesse	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2003/04	Eredivisie	Round 32	2 May 2004	FC Zwolle	0–5	IJsseldelta Stadion, Zwolle, Netherlands
2004/05	Eredivisie	Round 5	19 September 2004	FC Den Bosch	0–5	De Vliert, 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
2004/05	Eredivisie	Round 13	20 November 2004	De Graafschap	0–5	De Vijverberg, Doetinchem, Netherlands
2006/07	Eredivisie	Round 1	20 August 2006	RKC Waalwijk	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2009/10	Europa League (Playoffs)	Round 1	20 August 2009	Slovan Bratislava	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2010/11	Eredivisie	Round 4	29 August 2010	De Graafschap	0–5	De Vijverberg, Doetinchem, Netherlands
2010/11	KNVB Cup	Third Round	22 September 2010	MVV	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2011/12	Eredivisie	Round 29	11 April 2012	SC Heerenveen	0–5	Abe Lenstra Stadion, Heerenveen, Netherlands
2012/13	Eredivisie	Round 3	25 August 2012	NAC Breda	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2012/13	Eredivisie	Round 33	5 May 2013	Willem II	5–0	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Largest defeats

List of the largest defeats of AFC Ajax, with at least 5 goals conceded.^[2]

Season	Competition	Round	Date	Club	Score	Location
1912/13	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 7	16 March 1913	DFC	1–9	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1911/12	KNVB Cup	Third Round	17 September 1911	Achilles 1894	7–0	Marsdijk, Assen, Netherlands
1912/13	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 3	16 March 1913	HVV	7–0	De Diepput, The Hague, Netherlands
1926/27	KNVB Cup	Third Round	18 April 1927	Enschede Boys	7–0	Volkspark Stadion, Enschede, Netherlands
1912/13	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 16	23 February 1913	DFC	6–0	Stadion Krommedijk, Dordrecht, Netherlands
1913/14	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 6	30 November 1913	HVV	6–0	De Diepput, The Hague, Netherlands
1964/65	Eredivisie	Round 13	29 November 1964	Feijenoord	9–4	De Kuip, Rotterdam, Netherlands
1910/11	KNVB Cup	Semi-final	4 December 1910	AFC	6–1	Goed Genoeg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1912/13	Eerste Klasse West I	Round 4	20 October 1912	VOC	1–6	Het Houten Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1913/14	Eerste Klasse West	Round 2	19 October 1913	DFC	6–1	Stadion Krommedijk, Dordrecht, Netherlands
1959/60	Eredivisie (Nacompetitie)	Round 2	6 June 1960	Feijenoord	1–6	De Meer Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1913/14	KNVB Cup	Round of 16	21 September 1913	VVA	5–0	Jan van Galen, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1913/14	Eerste Klasse West	Round 17	22 March 1914	Quick 1888	5–0	De Dennen, Nijmegen, Netherlands
1932/33	Eerste Klasse West II	Round 8	13 November 1932	Stormvogels	5–0	Schoonenberg Stadion, Velsen, Netherlands

Biggest European comebacks

List of the biggest comebacks of AFC Ajax, where Ajax lose the first leg of the match, but then advance after winning the return leg.^[3]

Season	Competition	Round	Opponent	First Leg	Second Leg	Third Match
1968/69	European Cup I	Quarter-finals	SL Benfica	Ajax 1–3 Benfica	Benfica 1–3 Ajax	Ajax 3–0 Benfica (a.e.t.)
1969/70	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	Quarter-finals	FC Carl Zeiss Jena	Carl Zeiss Jena 3–1 Ajax	Ajax 5–1 Carl Zeiss Jena
1977/78	European Cup I	First Round	Lillestrøm SK	Lillestrøm 2–0 Ajax	Ajax 4–0 Lillestrøm
1978/79	UEFA Cup	First Round	Athletic Bilbao	Athletic Bilbao 2–0 Ajax	Ajax 3–0 Athletic Bilbao
1973/74	UEFA Super Cup	Final	AC Milan	Milan 1–0 Ajax	Ajax 6–0 Milan
1986/87	European Cup II	Quarter-finals	Malmö FF	Malmö 1–0 Ajax	Ajax 3–1 Malmö
1969/70	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	First Round	Hannover 96	Hannover 96 2–1 Ajax	Ajax 3–0 Hannover 96
1969/70	Inter-Cities Fairs Cup	Third Round	SSC Napoli	Napoli 1–0 Ajax	Ajax 4–0 Napoli (a.e.t.)
1970/71	European Cup I	Semi-finals	Atlético Madrid	Atlético Madrid 1–0 Ajax	Ajax 3–0 Atlético Madrid
1975/76	UEFA Cup	Second Round	Hertha BSC	Hertha BSC 1–0 Ajax	Ajax 4–1 Hertha BSC
1993/94	European Cup II	First Round	Hajduk Split	Hajduk Split 1–0 Ajax	Ajax 6–0 Hajduk Split
1995/96	Champions League	Semi-finals	Panathinaikos FC	Ajax 0–1 Panathinaikos	Panathinaikos 0–3 Ajax

Biggest European eliminations

List of the biggest eliminations of AFC Ajax, where Ajax suffered the largest defeat on aggregate score of a European tournament.^[4]

Season	Competition	Round	Opponent	First Leg	Second Leg
1981/82	European Cup II	First Round	Tottenham Hotspur	Ajax 1–3 Tottenham Hotspur	Tottenham Hotspur 3–0 Ajax
2013/14	Europa League	Round of 32	Red Bull Salzburg	Ajax 0–3 Red Bull Salzburg	Red Bull Salzburg 3–1 Ajax
1996/97	Champions League	Semi-finals	Juventus	Ajax 1–2 Juventus	Juventus 4–1 Ajax
2010/11	Europa League	Round of 16	Spartak Moscow	Ajax 0–1 Spartak Moscow	Spartak Moscow 3–0 Ajax
1957/58	European Cup I	Quarter-finals	Vasas SC	Ajax 2–2 Vasas	Vasas 4–0 Ajax
1997/98	UEFA Cup	Quarter-finals	Spartak Moscow	Ajax 1–3 Spartak Moscow	Spartak Moscow 1–0 Ajax
1980/81	European Cup I	Second Round	Bayern München	Bayern München 5–1 Ajax	Ajax 2–1 Bayern München
1988/89	UEFA Cup	First Round	Sporting CP	Sporting CP 4–2 Ajax	Ajax 1–2 Sporting CP
1999/2000	UEFA Cup	Third Round	Real Mallorca	Ajax 0–1 Real Mallorca	Real Mallorca 2–0 Ajax

Team records

All-time topscorers

This list consists of Ajax players that have scored more than 50 goals in official competitions for the first team. There are a total of 17 players that have scored 100 goals or more. Luis Suárez was the last player to reach this mark.^[5] Piet van Reenen is number 1 on the list with 273 goals. Between 1929 and 1938, he was the club-topscorer for 9 seasons in a row, scoring an average of 1 goal per match.

List of highest scoring players^[6]

Nr.	Name	Goals	Matches	Avg.	Comp. Goals	Comp. Matches	Comp. Avg.	Period
1	Piet van Reenen	278^[7]	240*^[7]	1,15	273	237	1,15	1928–1943
2	Johan Cruijff	270	369	0,73	205	275	0,75	1964–1983
3	Sjaak Swart	228	603	0,38	175	463	0,38	1956–1973
4	Henk Groot	211	302^[8]	0,68	161	229	0,70	1959–1969
5	Piet Keizer	189	489^[9]	0,39	146	364	0,40	1960–1975
6	Ruud Geels	153	166	0,92	123	132	0,93	1974–1978
7	Marco van Basten	152	172	0,89	129	133	0,97	1982–1987
8	Cees Groot	135	152	0,88	100	120	0,83	1959–1964
9	Jari Litmanen	133	255^[10]	0,52	96	179	0,54	1992–2004
10	Wim Volkers	126	265*	0,49	129	265	0,49	1923–1936
11	Dennis Bergkamp	121	239	0,51	103	185	0,56	1986–1993
12	Rinus Michels	120	257^[11]	0,46	123	265	0,46	1946–1958
13	Luis Suárez	111	159	0,70	81	110	0,74	2007–2011
14	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	105	136	0,77	76	92	0,83	2006–2008
15	John Bosman	105	165	0,64	77	125	0,62	1983–1988
16	Dick Schoenaker	104	348	0,30	86	271	0,32	1976–1985
17	Stefan Pettersson	100	197	0,51	77	151	0,51	1988–1994
18	Gerrit Fischer	97	240*	0,40	97	240	0,40	1934–1950
19	Søren Lerby	92	269	0,34	66	206	0,32	1976–1983
20	Gé van Dijk	90	328	0,27	89	325	0,27	1943–1957
21	Klaas Nuninga	88	187	0,47	75	152	0,49	1964–1969
22	Guus Dräger	80	207	0,39	80	203	0,39	1941–1951
23	Theo Brokmann Jr.	79	126*	0,63	79	126	0,63	1939–1951
24	Wim Kieft	78	118	0,66	68	96	0,71	1980–1983
25	Theo Brokmann	78	175*	0,45	78	175	0,45	1913–1924
26	Frank Arnesen	75	213	0,35	52	159	0,33	1976–1981
27	Jan van Dort	73	130*	0,56	73	130	0,56	1913–1922
28	Erwin van Wijngaarden	73	163*	0,45	73	163	0,45	1932–1949
29	Shota Arveladze	72	125	0,58	55	96	0,57	1997–2001
30	Gerald Vanenburg	72	209	0,34	64	173	0,37	1981–1986
31	Gerrie Mühren	72	298	0,24	54	219	0,25	1968–1976
32	Frank Rijkaard	71	337	0,21	58	262	0,22	1980–1995
33	Dick van Dijk	69	117	0,59	57	84	0,68	1969–1972
34	Tscheu La Ling	66	223	0,30	54	172	0,31	1975–1982
35	Henk Mulders	64	136*	0,47	64	136	0,47	1929–1936
36	Ronald de Boer	64	305	0,21	50	223	0,22	1987–1998
37	Rafael van der Vaart	63	156	0,40	52	117	0,44	2000–2005
38	Piet van der Kuil	60	131	0,46	55	124	0,44	1955–1959
39	Co Prins	60	184	0,33	42	153	0,27	1959–1966
40	Aron Winter	60	305	0,20	50	238	0,21	1986–2002
41	Wesley Sneijder	58	180	0,32	43	126	0,34	2002–2007
42	Loek den Edel	56	108	0,52	55	101	0,54	1954–1959
43	Patrick Kluivert	52	100	0,52	39	70	0,56	1994–1997
44	Rinus Bijl	51	71*	0,72	51	71	0,72	1937–1940
45	Wim Bleijenberg	51	88	0,58	43	78	0,55	1956–1960
46	Johnny Rep	50	123	0,41	41	97	0,42	1971–1975

Official competitions: League + Cup + Supercup + Nacompetitie + Play-offs + European Competitions + World Cup
*Based on the amount of known competitions played only

This list was made until and including the match AC Milan - Ajax (0-2) on 8 December 2010.

Ajax topscorers by season

Here is a list of players who have finished as the club top scorers for Ajax by season.

Ajax topscorers by season

Year	Name	League	Overall
1911–12	Piet van den Broeke	9	15
1912–13	Jan Grootmeijer	7	10
1913–14	Piet Prins	4	4
1914–17	No competition (due to WW I)	—	—
1917–18	Theo Brokmann	20	30
1918–19	Jan van Dort	29	29
1919–20	Jan van Dort	7	18
1920–21	Wim Gupffert	13	28
1921–22	Jan van Dort	10	21
1922–23	Wim Addicks	14	22
1923–24	Theo Brokmann	9	16
1924–25	Wim Volkers	13	16
1925–26	Frans Rutte	15	17
1926–27	Henk Hordijk	19	21
1927–28	Ger van der Meer	15	20
1928–29	Wim Volkers	11	18
1929–30	Piet van Reenen	26	28
1930–31	Piet van Reenen	23	32
1931–32	Piet van Reenen	24	39
1932–33	Piet van Reenen	18	23
1933–34	Piet van Reenen	20	30
1934–35	Piet van Reenen	24	24
1935–36	Piet van Reenen	22	25
1936–37	Piet van Reenen	25	30
1937–38	Piet van Reenen	14	16
1938–39	Rinus Bijl	22	24
1939–40	Gerrit Fischer	11	17
1940–41	Rinus Bijl	12	13
1941–42	Theo Brokmann Jr.	8	13
1942–43	Theo Brokmann Jr.	10	17
1943–44	Theo Brokmann Jr.	17	21
1944–45	No competition (due to WW II)	—	—
1945–46	Guus Dräger	24	30
1946–47	Gerard Bruins	13	16
1947–48	Gerard Bruins	14	20
1948–49	Theo Brokmann Jr.	11	14
1949–50	Rinus Michels	16	26
1950–51	Gé van Dijk	7	18
1951–52	Rinus Michels	15	19
1952–53	Arend van der Wel	13	22
1953–54	Rinus Michels	13	27
1954–55	Piet Burgers	17	21
1955–56	Piet van der Kuil	17	33
1956–57	Wim Bleijenberg	16	33
1957–58	Loek den Edel	16	31
1958–59	Wim Bleijenberg * / Piet van der Kuil ^	15 * / ^	30 ^
1959–60	Henk Groot	38	42
1960–61	Henk Groot	41	42
1961–62	Cees Groot	23	27
1962–63	Cees Groot	18	20
1963–64	Cees Groot	22	26
1964–65	Klaas Nuninga	14	29
1965–66	Johan Cruijff	16	22
1966–67	Johan Cruijff	33	41
1967–68	Johan Cruijff	27	32
1968–69	Johan Cruijff	24	33
1969–70	Johan Cruijff ^ / Dick van Dijk *	23 ^ / *	33 ^
1970–71	Johan Cruijff	21	27
1971–72	Johan Cruijff	25	33
1972–73	Johnny Rep	17	18
1973–74	Johan Neeskens	15	15
1974–75	Ruud Geels	30	30
1975–76	Ruud Geels	29	33
1976–77	Ruud Geels	34	34
1977–78	Ruud Geels	30	32
1978–79	Ray Clarke	26	29
1979–80	Dick Schoenaker	13	14
1980–81	Wim Kieft	17	17
1981–82	Wim Kieft	32	32
1982–83	Wim Kieft	19	20
1983–84	Marco van Basten	28	30
1984–85	Marco van Basten	22	28
1985–86	Marco van Basten	37	40
1986–87	Marco van Basten	31	45
1987–88	John Bosman	25	36
1988–89	Dennis Bergkamp ^ / Stefan Pettersson *	13 ^ / *	16 ^ / *
1989–90	Aron Winter	10	10
1990–91	Dennis Bergkamp	25	29
1991–92	Dennis Bergkamp	24	30
1992–93	Dennis Bergkamp	26	33
1993–94	Jari Litmanen	26	34
1994–95	Patrick Kluivert	18	21
1995–96	Patrick Kluivert	15	21
1996–97	Patrick Kluivert ^ / Jari Litmanen *	6 ^ / *	8 ^ / *
1997–98	Shota Arveladze	25	37
1998–99	Jari Litmanen ^ / Benni McCarthy *	11 ^ / *	13 ^
1999–00	Richard Knopper	15	18
2000–01	Shota Arveladze	18	20
2001–02	Rafael van der Vaart	14	17
2002–03	Rafael van der Vaart	18	22
2003–04	Zlatan Ibrahimović	13	15
2004–05	Ryan Babel ^ / Wesley Sneijder *	7 ^ / *	9 ^
2005–06	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	16	22
2006–07	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	21	35
2007–08	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	33	36
2008–09	Luis Suárez	22	28
2009–10	Luis Suárez	35	49
2010–11	Mounir El Hamdaoui	13	19
2011–12	Siem de Jong	13	17
2012–13	Siem de Jong	12	16
2013–14	Davy Klaassen ^ / Lasse Schöne ʰ / Kolbeinn Sigþórsson *	10 ^ / *	13 ʰ
2014–15	Arkadiusz Milik	11	23

In the 1958–59 season, Wim Bleijenberg and Piet van der Kuil tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 15 goals, whilePiet van der Kuil led the club with 30 goals scored overall.
In the 1969–70 season, Johan Cruijff and Dick van Dijk tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 23 goals, while Johan Cruijff led the club with 33 goals scored overall.
In the 1988–89 season, Dennis Bergkamp and Stefan Pettersson tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 13 goals, and overall with 16 goals scored.
In the 1996–97 season, Patrick Kluivert and Jari Litmanen tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 6 goals, and overall with 8 goals scored.
In the 1998–99 season, Jari Litmanen and Benni McCarthy tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 11 goals, while Jari Litmanen led the club with 13 scored overall.
In the 2004–05 season, Ryan Babel and Wesley Sneijder tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 7 goals, while Ryan Babel led the club with 9 goals scored overall.
In the 2013–14 season, Davy Klaassen and Kolbeinn Sigþórsson tied as the club's leading scorers in league matches with 10 goals, while Lasse Schöne led the club with 13 goals scored overall.

40+ goals in one season

Here is a list of players who have scored more than 40 goals for Ajax in a single season.

40+ goals in one season

#	Year	Name	Matches	Goals
1.	1960–61	Henk Groot	46	64
2.	2009-10	Luis Suárez	48	49
3.	1986–87	Marco van Basten	43	44
4.	1966–67	Johan Cruijff	41	41

Youngest players to debut

Here is a list of the youngest Ajax players to debut for the club in Eredivisie history.^[12]

Youngest players to debut for Ajax

#	Name	Age	Date	Opponent	Final score
1.	Clarence Seedorf	16 years, 241 days	28 November 1992	FC Groningen	0–3 win
2.	Vurnon Anita	16 years, 349 days	19 March 2006	FC Groningen	3–2 loss
3.	Richard Sneekes	16 years, 362 days	27 October 1985	HFC Haarlem	5–1 win
4.	Bert Strijks	17 years, 9 days	13 May 1962	Rapid JC	2–2 draw
5.	Gerald Vanenburg	17 years, 31 days	5 April 1981	FC Den Haag	2–0 win
6.	Richard Witschge	17 years, 36 days	5 April 1981	AZ	1–6 win
7.	Ryan Babel	17 years, 44 days	1 February 2004	ADO Den Haag	4–0 win
8.	Rafael van der Vaart	17 years, 68 days	19 April 2000	FC Den Bosch	1–1 draw
9.	Bert de Meijer	17 years, 94 days	18 March 1984	HFC Haarlem	0–3 loss
10.	Jaïro Riedewald	17 years, 104 days	22 December 2013	Roda JC Kerkrade	1–2 win

Players to score on their debut

Here is a list of the youngest Ajax players to score on their debut in Eredivisie history.^[13]

Youngest to score on their debut

#	Name	Age	Date	Opponent	Goals	Final score
1.	Jaïro Riedewald	17 years, 104 days	22 December 2013	Roda JC Kerkrade	2	1–2 win
2.	Marco van Basten	17 years, 154 days	3 April 1982	N.E.C.	1	5–0 win
3.	Ronald de Boer	17 years, 190 days	21 November 1987	PEC Zwolle '82	1	6–4 win
4.	Johan Cruijff	17 years, 204 days	15 November 1964	GVAV	1	3–1 loss
5.	Bryan Roy	17 years, 206 days	6 September 1987	FC Twente	1	6–1 win
6.	Marciano Vink	17 years, 319 days	31 August 1988	Sparta Rotterdam	1	2–1 win
7.	Frank Rijkaard	17 years, 328 days	23 August 1980	Go Ahead Eagles	1	2–4 win
8.	Nordin Wooter	18 years, 4 days	28 August 1994	RKC Waalwijk	1	3–1 win
9.	Patrick Kluivert	18 years, 58 days	28 August 1994	RKC Waalwijk	1	3–1 win
10.	Bob Westra	18 years, 146 days	15 March 1959	VVV	1	3–0 win
11.	Edwin Bakker	18 years, 149 days	30 January 1983	HFC Haarlem	1	6–1 win
12.	Edwin Godee	18 years, 223 days	7 May 1983	Helmond Sport	1	1–4 win
13.	Siem de Jong	18 years, 252 days	7 October 2007	Sparta Rotterdam	1	2–2 draw
14.	Davy Klaassen	18 years, 279 days	27 November 2011	N.E.C.	1	0–3 win
15.	John Bosman	18 years, 292 days	20 November 1983	Roda JC	1	5–2 win
16.	Donald Feldmann	18 years, 344 days	10 November 1957	NAC	1	3–1 win
17.	Aron Winter	19 years, 36 days	6 April 1986	FC Utrecht	1	3–0 win
18.	Jan Mølby	19 years, 49 days	22 August 1982	Go Ahead Eagles	1	4–1 win
19.	Ricardo Kishna	19 years, 50 days	23 February 1982	AZ	1	4–0 win
20.	Tarik Oulida	19 years, 75 days	4 April 1993	FC Den Bosch	1	4–0 win
21.	Clyde Wijnhard	19 years, 84 days	24 January 1993	Dordrecht '90	1	4–1 win
22.	Rob Rijnink	19 years, 172 days	23 March 1985	Fortuna Sittard	1	0–2 win
23.	Miralem Sulejmani	19 years, 269 days	30 August 2008	Willem II	1	2–1 loss
24.	Luis Suárez	20 years, 207 days	19 August 2007	De Graafschap	1	1–8 win
25.	Rob de Wit	20 years, 207 days	19 August 2007	Sparta Rotterdam	1	2–5 win
27.	Edo Ophof	21 years, 123 days	18 October 1980	AZ '67	3	1–2 loss
28.	Arie Haan	21 years, 189 days	24 May 1970	ADO	1	1–1 draw
29.	Danny Hoesen	21 years, 307 days	17 November 2012	VVV-Venlo	1	1–1 draw
30.	Arnold van Haren	22 years, 86 days	12 December 1965	Willem II	1	1–4 win
31.	Ole Tobiasen	22 years, 115 days	31 August 1997	FC Utrecht	2	1–7 win
32.	Loek den Edel	22 years, 276 days	2 September 1956	NAC	1	1–0 win
33.	Markus Rosenberg	22 years, 327 days	20 August 2005	RBC Roosendaal	1	0–2 win
34.	Sunday Oliseh	22 years, 339 days	19 August 1997	Vitesse	1	5–0 win
35.	Martin Wiggemansen	23 years, 81 days	27 August 1980	Roda JC	1	5–0 win
36.	Dick van Dijk	23 years, 176 days	10 August 1969	GVAV	1	1–3 win
37.	Pál Fischer	23 years, 196 days	13 August 1989	FC Den Haag	1	0–4 win
38.	Piet Ouderland	23 years, 239 days	11 November 1956	Feijenoord	1	7–3 loss
39.	Shota Arveladze	24 years, 178 days	19 August 1997	Vitesse	1	5–0 win
40.	Derk Boerrigter	24 years, 295 days	7 August 1997	De Graafschap	1	1–4 win
41.	Nick Viergever	25 years, 7 days	10 August 2014	Vitesse	1	4–1 win
42.	Jan Snoeks	25 years, 147 days	25 August 1957	MVV	1	4–0 win
43.	Stefan Pettersson	25 years, 152 days	25 August 1957	Fortuna Sittard	1	2–1 loss
44.	Ray Clarke	25 years, 335 days	26 August 1978	NAC	1	1–7 win
45.	Mounir El Hamdaoui	26 years, 25 days	8 August 2010	FC Groningen	2	2–2 draw
46.	Nikos Machlas	26 years, 60 days	15 August 1999	SC Heerenveen	1	3–2 win
47.	John van Loen	26 years, 198 days	21 August 1991	FC Volendam	1	3–0 win
48.	Inge Danielsson	26 years, 277 days	17 March 1968	PSV	1	4–0 win
49.	Kennedy Bakırcıoğlu	26 years, 290 days	19 August 2007	De Graafschap	1	1–8 win
50.	Niklas Moisander	26 years, 331 days	25 August 2012	De Graafschap	1	5–0 win
51.	Willy Brokamp	28 years, 195 days	8 September 1978	NAC	1	1–4 win
52.	Henning Jensen	30 years, 2 days	19 August 1979	Willem II	2	1–3 win
53.	Theo Janssen	30 years, 11 days	7 August 2011	De Graafschap	1	1–4 win
54.	Brian Laudrup	30 years, 174 days	15 August 1999	SC Heerenveen	1	3–2 win
55.	Dmitri Bulykin	31 years, 302 days	18 September 2011	PSV	1	2–2 win
56.	Andrzej Rudy	31 years, 308 days	19 August 1997	Vitesse	1	5–0 win

Youngest players to score a goal

Here is a list of the youngest Ajax players to score a goal in Eredivisie history, the list also includes how many matches were played prior to scoring.^[14]

Youngest to score a goal

#	Name	Age	Date	Opponent	Goals	Final score	Matches played
1.	Clarence Seedorf	16 years, 361 days	28 March 1993	Vitesse	1	2–2 draw	9
2.	Gerald Vanenburg	17 years, 66 days	10 May 1981	MVV	2	6–1 win	6
3.	Jaïro Riedewald	17 years, 104 days	22 December 2013	Roda JC Kerkrade	2	1–2 win	1
4.	Marco van Basten	17 years, 154 days	3 April 1983	N.E.C.	1	5–0 win	1
5.	Ronald de Boer	17 years, 190 days	21 November 1987	PEC Zwolle '82	1	6–4 win	1
6.	Johan Cruijff	17 years, 190 days	15 November 1964	GVAV	1	3–1 loss	1
7.	Bryan Roy	17 years, 206 days	6 September 1987	FC Twente	1	6–1 win	1
8.	Nwankwo Kanu	17 years, 238 days	27 March 1994	Feyenoord	1	2–1 loss	2
9.	Piet Keizer	17 years, 250 days	19 February 1961	PSV	1	1–3 win	2
10.	Rafael van der Vaart	17 years, 252 days	20 October 2000	Roda JC	1	4–2 win	5
11.	Wim Kieft	17 years, 285 days	23 August 1980	Go Ahead Eagles	2	2–4 win	2
12.	Dennis Bergkamp	17 years, 288 days	22 February 1987	HFC Haarlem	1	6–0 win	2
13.	Marciano Vink	17 years, 319 days	31 August 1988	Sparta Rotterdam	1	2–1 win	1
14.	Frank Rijkaard	17 years, 328 days	23 August 1980	Go Ahead Eagles	1	2–4 win	1
15.	Ryan Babel	17 years, 337 days	20 November 2004	De Graafschap	1	0–5 win	2
16.	Sonny Silooy	17 years, 364 days	30 August 1981	De Graafschap	1	9–1 win	2
17.	Nordin Wooter	18 years, 4 days	28 August 1994	RKC Waalwijk	1	3–1 win	1
18.	Richard Witschge	18 years, 28 days	18 October 1987	FC Volendam	1	2–1 win	4
19.	Patrick Kluivert	18 years, 58 days	28 August 1994	RKC Waalwijk	1	3–1 win	1
20.	Søren Lerby	18 years, 78 days	19 April 1976	NAC	1	5–0 win	3
21.	Ruud Kaiser	18 years, 102 days	7 April 1979	MVV	1	6–0 win	3
22.	Bob Westra	18 years, 146 days	15 March 1959	VVV	1	3–0 win	1
23.	Edwin Bakker	18 years, 149 days	30 January 1983	HFC Haarlem	1	6–1 win	1
24.	Viktor Fischer	18 years, 155 days	11 November 2012	PEC Zwolle	2	2–4 win	3
25.	Tom de Mul	18 years, 164 days	15 August 2004	FC Twente	1	2–3 win	3
26.	Nicolae Mitea	18 years, 195 days	5 October 2003	FC Groningen	1	1–3 win	2
27.	Christian Eriksen	18 years, 196 days	29 August 2010	De Graafschap	1	0–5 win	19
28.	Mido	18 years, 212 days	23 September 2001	Sparta Rotterdam	2	3–0 win	4
29.	Edwin Godee	18 years, 223 days	7 May 1983	Helmond Sport	1	1–4 win	1
30.	Edgar Davids	18 years, 231 days	30 October 1991	Willem II	1	3–0 win	3
31.	Kiki Musampa	18 years, 234 days	10 March 1996	FC Twente	1	6–1 win	12
32.	Siem de Jong	18 years, 252 days	7 October 2007	Sparta Rotterdam	1	2–2 draw	1
33.	Davy Klaassen	18 years, 279 days	27 November 2011	N.E.C.	1	0–3 win	1
34.	John Bosman	18 years, 292 days	20 November 1983	Roda JC	1	2–1 win	1
35.	Wesley Sneijder	18 years, 308 days	13 April 2003	NAC Breda	1	0–3 win	10
36.	Nigel de Jong	18 years, 336 days	1 November 2003	AZ	1	3–2 win	25
37.	Donald Feldmann	18 years, 344 days	10 November 1957	NAC	1	3–1 win	1
38.	Jody Lukoki	18 years, 348 days	29 October 2011	Roda JC Kerkrade	1	0–4 win	4
39.	Martin van Geel	19 years, 5 days	2 December 1979	FC Den Haag	1	3–0 win	5
40.	Ton Blanker	19 years, 22 days	7 October 1979	Roda JC	1	4–0 win	5
41.	Aron Winter	19 years, 36 days	6 April 1986	Roda JC	1	4–0 win	1
42.	Jan Mølby	19 years, 49 days	22 August 1982	Go Ahead Eagles	1	4–1 win	1
43.	Ricardo Kishna	19 years, 50 days	23 February 2014	AZ	1	4–0 win	1
44.	Sjaak Swart	19 years, 60 days	1 September 1957	SC Enschede	1	0–3 win	7
45.	Tarik Oulida	19 years, 75 days	4 April 1993	FC Den Bosch	1	4–0 win	1
46.	Clyde Wijnhard	19 years, 84 days	24 January 1993	Dordrecht '90	1	4–1 win	1
47.	Arno Splinter	19 years, 101 days	24 January 1993	AZ	1	1–1 draw	3
48.	Anwar El Ghazi	19 years, 107 days	17 August 2014	AZ	1	1–3 win	2
49.	Dennis Schulp	19 years, 109 days	7 May 1997	FC Groningen	1	1–1 draw	3
50.	Lorenzo Ebecilio	19 years, 163 days	6 March 2011	AZ	1	4–0 win	9

Top 5 youngest to score an own goal

Here is a list of the top 5 youngest Ajax players to score an own goal in Eredivisie history.^[15]

Top 5 youngest to score an own goal

#	Name	Age	Date	Opponent
1.	Fabian Sporkslede	19 years, 65 days	7 October 2012	FC Utrecht
2.	Werner Schaaphok	19 years, 115 days	16 April 1961	ADO Den Haag
3.	Marciano Vink	19 years, 124 days	11 March 1989	RKC Waalwijk
4.	Frank Rijkaard	19 years, 136 days	13 February 1982	PEC Zwolle
5.	Jan Mølby	19 years, 140 days	20 November 1982	FC Utrecht

Highest scoring in the National Cup

Main article: AFC Ajax in the national cup

Here is a list of the players who have scored the most goals for Ajax in the KNVB Cup, with at least five goals scored.

Most goals scored for Ajax in the KNVB Cup:

#	Name	Goals
1.	Johan Cruijff	35
2.	Henk Groot	19
2.	Sjaak Swart	19
4.	Piet Keizer	16
	Dick Schoenaker	16
	John Bosman	16
7.	Frank Arnesen	15
8.	Siem de Jong	14
9.	Marco van Basten	12
9.	Luis Suárez	12
11.	Cees Groot	11
	Ruud Geels	11
	Stefan Pettersson	11
	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	11
15.	Co Prins	10
	Wim Kieft	10
	Søren Lerby	10
18.	Dennis Bergkamp	9
19.	Jari Litmanen	8
	Dean Gorré	8
	Arkadiusz Milik	8
22.	Theo Brokmann	7
	Jan-Willem Lucas	7
	Dick van Dijk	7
	Frank Rijkaard	7
	Edgar Davids	7
	Ronald de Boer	7
	Wamberto	7
29.	Klaas Nuninga	6
	Tschen La Ling	6
	Gerald Vanenburg	6
	Shota Arveladze	6
	Viktor Fischer	6
34.	Jan Seelen	5
	Gerrie Mühren	5
	Ray Clarke	5
	Felix Gasselich	5
	Ronald Koeman	5
	Dan Petersen	5
	Frank de Boer	5
	Wesley Sneijder	5
	Demy de Zeeuw	5

Highest in a single cup match

Here is a list of the players who have scored the most goals for Ajax in a single KNVB Cup match, with at least three goals scored.

Most goals scored in a single KNVB Cup match:

#	Year	Name	Opponent	Goals
1.	2014–15	Arkadiusz Milik	JOS Watergraafsmeer	6
1.	2009–10	Luis Suárez	WHC	6
3.	1997-98	Dean Gorré	MVV	4
	1977–78	Ruud Geels	EVV	4
	1965–66	Johan Cruijff	Veendam	4
6.	1997–98	Jari Litmanen	PSV	3
	1992–93	Edgar Davids	Feyenoord	3
	1988–89	Aron Winter	SVV	3
	1987–88	John Bosman	Quick Boys	3
	1983–84	Felix Gasselich	HOV	3
	1982–83	Dick Schoenaker	Roda JC	3
	1980–81	Wim Kieft	FC Twente	3
	1980–81	Wim Kieft	SVV	3
	1974–75	Ruud Geels	Helmond Sport	3
	1960–61	Henk Groot	SC Cambuur	3
		Henk Groot	NAC	3
		Co Prins	SV Zeist	3
		Co Prins	Rapidistas	3
	1958–59	Jan Seelen	JOS	3
	1942–43	Gerrit Fischer	FC Wageningen	3
	1916–17	Theo Brokmann	Tubantia	3
	1916–17	Jan Schäfer	Hengelo	3

Highest scoring in the Champions League

Main article: AFC Ajax in European football

Here is a list of the players who have scored the most goals for Ajax in the Champions League, with at least four goals scored.

Most goals scored for Ajax in the Champions League:

#	Name	Goals
1.	Jari Litmanen	20
2.	Patrick Kluivert	9
3.	Zlatan Ibrahimović	6
4.	Wesley Sonck	5
4.	Nigel de Jong	5
6.	Ronald de Boer	4
	Siem de Jong	4
	Rafael van der Vaart	4

Players with most appearances

Here is a list of the top 10 Ajax players who have played the most number of matches for Ajax.

List of players with most matches played^[16]

#	Name	Matches	Goals	Period
1	Sjaak Swart	603	228	1956–1973
2	Wim Suurbier	509	19	1964–1977
3	Danny Blind	493	36	1986–1999
4	Piet Keizer	489	189	1961–1974
5	Ruud Krol	457	30	1968–1980
6	Frank de Boer	434	43	1988–1998
7	Bennie Muller	425	37	1958–1970
8	Barry Hulshoff	386	24	1965–1977
9	Johan Cruijff	369	270	1964–1983
10	Piet Schrijvers	356	0	1974–1983

Most successful managers

Here is a list of the Ajax managers who have won the most national titles at the helm of Ajax.

Managers who have won the most national titles for Ajax

#	Name	Titles won	Years
1.	Jack Reynolds	8	1918, 1919, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1937, 1938, 1947
2.	Rinus Michels	4	1966, 1967, 1968, 1970
2.	Frank de Boer	4	2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
4.	Louis van Gaal	3	1994, 1995, 1996
5.	Ștefan Kovács	2	1972, 1973
	Leo Beenhakker		1980, 1990
	Ronald Koeman		2002, 2004
8.	Karl Humenberger	1	1957
	Vic Buckingham		1960
	Tomislav Ivić		1977
	Cor Brom		1979
	Kurt Linder		1979
	Aad de Mos		1983
	Driemanschap*		1985
	Morten Olsen		1998

In May 1985, the Driemanschap (English: Three man team) Tonny Bruins Slot, Spitz Kohn and Cor van der Hart succeeded Aad de Mos as Interim managers.

Managers with consecutive titles

Here is a list of the Ajax managers who have won the most consecutive national titles at the helm of Ajax.

Managers who have won the most consecutive national titles for Ajax

#	Name	Titles won	Years
1.	Frank de Boer	4	2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
2.	Rinus Michels	3	1966, 1967, 1968
2.	Louis van Gaal	3	1994, 1995, 1996
4.	Ștefan Kovács	2	1972, 1973

Top 25 most expensive transfers

Here is a list of the top 25 most expensive transfers in the club's history for both the club acquisitions and departures.

Top 25 most expensive player acquisitions

#	Player	Position	Age	Previous club	Season	Transfer fee
1.	Miralem Sulejmani	Winger	19	SC Heerenveen	2008–09	€16.25 million
2.	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	Striker	22	SC Heerenveen	2005–06	€9 million
3.	Zlatan Ibrahimović	Striker	19	Malmö FF	2001–02	€8.7 million
4.	Nikos Machlas	Striker	26	Vitesse	1999–00	€8.6 million
5.	Michael Laudrup	Midfielder	33	Vissel Kobe	1997–98	€7.5 million
6.	Luis Suárez	Winger	20	FC Groningen	2007–08	€7.5 million
7.	Ferdi Vierklau	Right back	26	Tenerife	1999–00	€7.3 million
8.	Daley Sinkgraven	Midfielder	19	SC Heerenveen	2014–15	€7 million
9.	Georgi Kinkladze	Midfielder	25	Manchester City	1998–99	€6.8 million
10.	Darío Cvitanich	Midfielder	24	Banfield	2008–09	€6.5 million
11.	Demy de Zeeuw	Midfielder	26	AZ	2009–10	€6.5 million
12.	Wesley Sonck	Striker	24	KRC Genk	2003–04	€6 million
13.	Nemanja Gudelj	Midfielder	23	AZ	2015–16	€6 million
14.	Markus Rosenberg	Striker	22	Malmö FF	2005–06	€5.3 million
15.	Mounir El Hamdaoui	Striker	25	AZ	2010–11	€5 million
16.	Angelos Charisteas	Striker	24	Werder Bremen	2004–05	€4.5 million
17.	Frank Verlaat	Center back	31	VfB Stuttgart	1999–00	€4.4 million
18.	Victor Sikora	Winger	24	Vitesse	2002–03	€4.3 million
19.	Mido	Striker	18	KAA Gent	2001–02	€4.2 million
20.	Ismaïl Aissati	Midfielder	19	PSV	2008–09	€4.1 million
21.	Froylán Ledezma	Striker	19	Alajuelense	1997–98	€4 million
22.	Nicolás Lodeiro	Midfielder	20	Nacional	2009–10	€4 million
23.	Kolbeinn Sigþórsson	Striker	21	AZ	2011–12	€4 million
24.	Mike van der Hoorn	Center back	21	FC Utrecht	2011–12	€4.0 million
25.	Niklas Moisander	Center back	26	AZ	2012–13	€3.5 million

Top 25 most expensive players sold

#	Player	Position	Age	New club	Season	Transfer fee
1.	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	Striker	25	Real Madrid	2008–09	€27 million
2.	Wesley Sneijder	Midfielder	23	Real Madrid	2007–08	€27 million
3.	Luis Suárez	Winger	24	Liverpool	2010–11	€26.5 million
4.	Cristian Chivu	Center back	22	Roma	2003–04	€18 million
5.	Daley Blind	Left back	24	Manchester United	2014–15	€17.5 million
6.	Dennis Bergkamp	Striker	24	Internazionale	1993–94	€17.5 million
7.	Ryan Babel	Winger	20	Liverpool	2007–08	€17.3 million
8.	Zlatan Ibrahimović	Striker	22	Juventus	2004–05	€16 million
9.	Christian Eriksen	Midfielder	21	Tottenham Hotspur	2013–14	€13.5 million
10.	Jan Vertonghen	Center back	25	Tottenham Hotspur	2012–13	€12.5 million
11.	Thomas Vermaelen	Center back	23	Arsenal	2009–10	€12 million
12.	Andy van der Meyde	Winger	23	Internazionale	2003–04	€12 million
13.	Jesper Grønkjær	Winger	23	Chelsea	2000–01	€11.8 million
14.	John Heitinga	Center back	24	Atlético Madrid	2008–09	€10 million
15.	Finidi George	Striker	25	Real Betis	1996–97	€10 million
16.	Sunday Oliseh	Midfielder	24	Juventus	1999–00	€10 million
17.	Vurnon Anita	Midfielder	23	Newcastle United	2012–13	€8.5 million
18.	Marc Overmars	Winger	24	Arsenal	1997–98	€7.5 million
19.	Frank de Boer	Center back	28	FC Barcelona	1998–99	€7.5 million
20.	Ronald de Boer	Winger	28	FC Barcelona	1998–99	€7.5 million
21.	Siem de Jong	Midfielder	25	Newcastle United	2014–15	€7.5 million
22.	Maarten Stekelenburg	Goalkeeper	28	Roma	2011–12	€7.3 million
23.	Toby Alderweireld	Center back	24	Atlético Madrid	2013–14	€7 million
24.	Demy de Zeeuw	Midfielder	28	Spartak Moscow	2011–12	€6 million
25.	Benni McCarthy	Striker	21	Celta de Vigo	1999–00	€6 million
26.	Gregory van der Wiel	Right back	24	Paris Saint-Germain	2012–13	€6 million

AFC Ajax prize winners

At the end of each season, AFC Ajax have awarded their top player of the season, the top talent of the season and the top prospect from their training ground De Toekomst (The Future) with the following awards. Since 1993, the AFC Ajax Player of the Year (Dutch: Ajacied van het Jaar) is awarded the Rinus Michels Award, the AFC Ajax Talent of the Year (Dutch: Talent van het Jaar) is awarded the Marco van Basten Award since 1994. The club's top prospect from the training ground, the Talent of the Future (Dutch: Talent van De Toekomst) has been awarded the Sjaak Swart Award since 1999.

AFC Ajax Player of the Year
Rinus Michels Award

Year	Name
1993	Dennis Bergkamp
1994	Jari Litmanen
1995	Frank Rijkaard
1996	Marc Overmars
1997	Ronald de Boer
1998	Edwin van der Sar
1999	Jari Litmanen
2000	Jesper Grønkjær
2001	Cristian Chivu
2002	Rafael van der Vaart
2003	Cristian Chivu
2004	Maxwell
2005	Nigel de Jong
2006	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
2007	Wesley Sneijder
2008	Maarten Stekelenburg
2009	Luis Suárez
2010	Luis Suárez
2011	Maarten Stekelenburg
2012	Jan Vertonghen
2013	Daley Blind
2014	Lasse Schöne
2015	Jasper Cillessen

AFC Ajax Talent of the Year
Marco van Basten Award

Year	Name
1994	Tarik Oulida
1995	Nwankwo Kanu
1996	Nordin Wooter
1997	Mario Melchiot
1998	Benni McCarthy
1999	Richard Knopper
2000	Cristian Chivu
2001	Rafael van der Vaart
2002	Maxwell
2003	Steven Pienaar
2004	Nicolae Mitea
2005	Hedwiges Maduro
2006	Urby Emanuelson / Thomas Vermaelen
2007	Ryan Babel
2008	Jan Vertonghen
2009	Gregory van der Wiel
2010	Toby Alderweireld
2011	Christian Eriksen
2012	Ricardo van Rhijn
2013	Viktor Fischer
2014	Davy Klaassen
2015	Anwar El Ghazi

Talent of the Future
Sjaak Swart Award

Year	Name
1999	Youssouf Hersi
2000	Rafael van der Vaart
2001	John Heitinga
2002	Wesley Sneijder
2003	Kenneth Vermeer
2004	Murat Yıldırım
2005	Hedwiges Maduro
2006	Donovan Slijngard
2007	Siem de Jong
2008	Daley Blind
2009	Aras Özbiliz
2010	Christian Eriksen
2011	Davy Klaassen
2012	Mickey van der Hart
2013	Damon Mirani
2014	Aschraf El Mahdioui
2015	Donny van de Beek

VVCS-gala prize winners

The VVCS-gala is an annual gala which takes place at the end of each season, where the best Dutch Footballer, best keeper, topscorer of the Eredivisie, and the talent of the year are awarded. Here are a list Ajax players who have received awards at the gala in the past.

Dutch Footballer of the Year

Main article: Dutch Footballer of the Year

Dutch Footballer of the Year is an award honoring the best Dutch Football player in the Eredivisie. Now the Golden boot is award to the best Footballer, when the two awards used to be presented separately in the past. The prize is nominated by De Telegraaf and Voetbal International, and is presented at the VVCS-gala.

Golden Boots

Year	Name
1982	Wim Kieft
1983	Piet Schrijvers
1985	Frank Rijkaard
1986	Marco van Basten
1987	Frank Rijkaard
1993	Marc Overmars
1995	Danny Blind
1996	Danny Blind
1998	Edwin van der Sar
2002	Cristian Chivu
2004	Maxwell
2008	John Heitinga
2010	Luis Suárez
2012	Jan Vertonghen
2014	Daley Blind

Footballer of the Year

Year	Name
1985	Marco van Basten
1990	Jan Wouters
1991	Dennis Bergkamp
1992	Dennis Bergkamp
1993	Jari Litmanen
1994	Ronald de Boer
1996	Ronald de Boer
2004	Maxwell

Silver Boots

Year	Name
1975	Ruud Geels
1984	Marco van Basten
2013	Christian Eriksen

Bronze Boots

Year	Name
1977	Ruud Geels
1978	Ruud Geels
2008	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
2010	Demy de Zeeuw
2012	Christian Eriksen

Dutch Goalkeeper of the Year

The Dutch Goalkeeper of the Year was a title awarded to the best Goalkeeper of the Dutch Eredivisie. The prize was awarded at the gala from 1987 to 2004. Until 1997 the prize was awarded annually, but was awarded by the season after 1998/99.

Goalkeeper of the Year

Year	Name
1990	Stanley Menzo
1994	Edwin van der Sar
1995	Edwin van der Sar
1996	Edwin van der Sar
1997	Edwin van der Sar

Dutch Talent of the Year

The Dutch Talent of the Year was a title awarded to the best Talent of the Dutch Eredivisie from 1984 to 2004. It was fused with the Johan Cruijff Prijs the following season.

Talent of the Year

Year	Name
1986	Aron Winter
1987	Bryan Roy
1989	Richard Witschge
1990	Dennis Bergkamp
1992	Marc Overmars
1993	Clarence Seedorf
1994	Clarence Seedorf
1995	Patrick Kluivert
2001	Rafael van der Vaart
2004	John Heitinga

Johan Cruyff Award

Year	Name
2004	Wesley Sneijder
2006	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
2010	Gregory van der Wiel
2011	Christian Eriksen
2014	Davy Klaassen

Dutch Manager of the year

The Dutch professional manager of the Year is a title awarded to the best professional manager of the Dutch Eredivisie from 2003 to present. It is known as the Rinus Michels Award. (not to be confused with the AFC Ajax award by the same name)

Rinus Michels Award

Year	Name
2013	Frank de Boer
2014	Frank de Boer

Eredivisie topscorers

Here is a list of Ajax players who have finished the season as top scorer of the Dutch Eredivisie.

Ajax players who finished as Eredivisie topscorers by season

Year	Name
1960	Henk Groot	38
1961	Henk Groot	41
1967	Johan Cruijff	33
1972	Johan Cruijff	25
1975	Ruud Geels	30
1976	Ruud Geels	29
1977	Ruud Geels	34
1978	Ruud Geels	30
1982	Wim Kieft	32
1984	Marco van Basten	28
1985	Marco van Basten	22
1986	Marco van Basten	37
1987	Marco van Basten	31
1991	Dennis Bergkamp	25
1992	Dennis Bergkamp	22
1993	Dennis Bergkamp	26
1994	Jari Litmanen	26
2006	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	33
2008	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	33
2010	Luis Suárez	35

Ajax players on the Dutch national team

Players still playing for Ajax are highlighted

Here is a list of players who have played for the Netherlands national football team while playing for Ajax. The first column reflects the players caps for the national team during their tenure at Ajax, while the second column shows the players total appearances. The third column represents the amount of goals scored in total, except when marked with an asterisk (*) which indicates goals conceded in case of a goalkeeper.

Ajax players with the Netherlands national team

#	Name	Matches (Ajax)	Matches (Total)	Goals
1.	Ruud Krol	71	83	4
2.	Frank de Boer	65	112	13
3.	Wim Suurbier	53	60	3
4.	Ronald de Boer	49	67	13
5.	Wim Anderiesen	46	46	0
6.	Bennie Muller	43	43	3
7.	Danny Blind	40	42	1
8.	Maarten Stekelenburg	40	54	40*
9.	John Heitinga	39	87	7
10.	Edwin van der Sar	39	130	87*
11.	John van 't Schip	38	41	2
12.	Jan Wouters	38	70	4
13.	Henk Groot	35	39	12
14.	Frank Rijkaard	35	73	10
15.	Piet Schrijvers	35	46	40
16.	Wesley Sneijder	35	111	27
17.	Gregory van der Wiel	35	41	0
18.	Piet Keizer	34	34	11
19.	Marc Overmars	34	86	17
20.	Dolf van Kol	33	33	4
21.	Aron Winter	32	84	6
22.	Sjaak Swart	31	31	10
23.	Rafael van der Vaart	29	109	25
24.	Johan Neeskens	24	49	17
25.	Dennis Bergkamp	23	79	37
26.	Johan Cruijff	21	48	33
27.	Arie Haan	21	35	6
28.	Daley Blind	21	25	2
29.	Jasper Cillessen	20	20	16*
30.	Jan de Natris	20	23	5
31.	Anton Pronk	19	19	0
32.	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	18	69	39
33.	Sonny Silooy	18	25	0
34.	Marco van Basten	16	58	24
35.	Peter Boeve	16	16	0
36.	Piet van der Kuil	16	40	9
37.	Richard Witschge	16	31	1
38.	Arnold Mühren	15	23	3
39.	Edo Ophof	15	15	2
40.	Johnny Rep	15	42	12
41.	Ryan Babel	14	42	5
42.	John Bosman	14	30	17
43.	Barry Hulshoff	14	14	6
44.	Patrick Kluivert	14	79	40
45.	Tschen La Ling	14	14	2
46.	Klaas Nuninga	14	19	4
47.	Urby Emanuelson	13	17	0
48.	Bryan Roy	13	32	9
49.	Dick Schoenaker	13	13	6
50.	Ruud Geels	12	20	11
51.	Hedwiges Maduro	12	18	0
52.	Michael Reiziger	12	72	1
53.	Ronald Spelbos	12	21	1
54.	Joop Stoffelen	12	12	0
55.	Gerald Vanenburg	12	42	1
56.	Peter van Vossen	11	31	9
57.	Nigel de Jong	10	80	1
58.	Ronald Koeman	10	78	14
59.	Gerrie Mühren	10	10	0
60.	Edgar Davids	9	74	6
61.	Henk Hordijk	9	9	0
62.	Co Prins	9	10	3
63.	Winston Bogarde	8	20	0
64.	Ricardo van Rhijn	8	8	0
65.	Ge Fortgens	8	8	0
66.	Wim Jonk	8	49	11
67.	Rob de Wit	8	8	3
68.	Guus Dräger	7	13	5
69.	Henk van der Linden	7	7	0
70.	Piet Ouderland	7	7	0
71.	Joël Veltman	7	7	0
72.	Wim Volkers	7	7	2
73.	Demy de Zeeuw	7	27	0
74.	Siem de Jong	6	6	2
75.	Wim Kieft	6	43	11
76.	Stanley Menzo	6	6	10
77.	Fons Pelser	6	6	0
78.	Jan Potharst	6	6	0
79.	Nico Rijnders	6	8	0
80.	Simon Tahamata	6	22	2
81.	Jan de Boer	5	5	4*
82.	Dick van Dijk	5	7	1
83.	Joop van Dort	5	5	0
84.	Peter Hoekstra	5	5	0
85.	Rinus Michels	5	5	0
86.	Clarence Seedorf	5	87	11
87.	Hans Boskamp	4	4	0
88.	Jan van Diepenbeek	4	4	0
89.	Theo van Duivenbode	4	5	0
90.	Andy van der Meyde	4	17	1
91.	Peet Petersen	4	4	1
92.	Eddy Pieters Graafland	4	47	73*
93.	Kenneth Vermeer	4	4	0*
94.	Wim Addicks	3	3	2
95.	Vurnon Anita	3	3	0
96.	Hein Delsen	3	3	0
97.	Wim Gupfert	3	3	2
98.	Cock van der Hoeven	3	3	0
99.	Gerrie Stroker	3	3	0
100.	Henk Blomvliet	2	2	0
101.	Nico Buwalda	2	2	0
102.	Gé van Dijk	2	2	0
103.	Gerrit Keizer	2	2	7
104.	Keje Molenaar	2	2	0
105.	Henk Mulders	2	2	1
106.	Piet van Reenen	2	2	0
107.	Jan Schubert	2	2	0
108.	Marciano Vink	2	2	0
109.	Theo Brokmann	1	1	1
110.	Davy Klaassen	1	1	0
111.	Andre de Kruijff	1	1	0
112.	Hennie Meijer	1	1	0
113.	René Notten	1	5	0
114.	Theo Schetters	1	1	0
115.	Rob Witschge	1	30	3

Statistics accurate as of 16 November 2014 after the match against Latvia^[17]

Ajax players on international cups

Here is a list of Ajax players who have competed on international cups, including the FIFA World Cup, the UEFA Euro Cup, the Copa América and the Africa Cup of Nations. To this date no Ajax players have participated in the AFC Asian Cup, the CONCACAF Gold Cup, the Caribbean Cup or the OFC Nations Cup while playing for AFC Ajax.

Cup	Players
1934 FIFA World Cup	Wim Anderiesen Jan van Diepenbeek
1938 FIFA World Cup	Wim Anderiesen Dick Been
1974 FIFA World Cup	Arie Haan Piet Keizer Ruud Krol Johan Neeskens Johnny Rep Wim Suurbier
UEFA Euro 1976	Ruud Geels Ruud Krol Piet Schrijvers Wim Suurbier
1978 FIFA World Cup	Ruud Krol Dick Schoenaker Piet Schrijvers
UEFA Euro 1980	Piet Schrijvers
UEFA Euro 1984	Jan Mølby Jesper Olsen
UEFA Euro 1988	John Bosman Arnold Mühren John van 't Schip Aron Winter Jan Wouters
1990 FIFA World Cup	Danny Blind Peter Larsson Stanley Menzo Stefan Pettersson Bryan Roy John van 't Schip Aron Winter Richard Witschge Jan Wouters
UEFA Euro 1992	Dennis Bergkamp Danny Blind Frank de Boer Wim Jonk Stanley Menzo Bryan Roy John van 't Schip Aron Winter
1994 Africa Cup of Nations	Finidi George
1994 FIFA World Cup	Danny Blind Frank de Boer Ronald de Boer Finidi George Marc Overmars Frank Rijkaard Edwin van der Sar Peter van Vossen
UEFA Euro 1996	Danny Blind Ronald de Boer Winston Bogarde Edgar Davids Peter Hoekstra Patrick Kluivert Michael Reiziger Edwin van der Sar
1998 Africa Cup of Nations	Benni McCarthy
1998 FIFA World Cup	Tijani Babangida Frank de Boer Ronald de Boer Michael Laudrup Benni McCarthy Sunday Oliseh Edwin van der Sar
2000 Africa Cup of Nations	Tijani Babangida
UEFA Euro 2000	Cristian Chivu Jesper Grønkjær Bogdan Lobonţ Aron Winter
2002 Africa Cup of Nations	Mido Hatem Trabelsi
2002 FIFA World Cup	Zlatan Ibrahimović Pius Ikedia John O'Brien Steven Pienaar Hatem Trabelsi
2004 Africa Cup of Nations	Hatem Trabelsi
UEFA Euro 2004	Tomáš Galásek Zdeněk Grygera John Heitinga Zlatan Ibrahimović Wesley Sneijder Rafael van der Vaart
2006 Africa Cup of Nations	Hatem Trabelsi
2006 FIFA World Cup	Ryan Babel Tomáš Galásek Zdeněk Grygera John Heitinga Hedwiges Maduro Markus Rosenberg Wesley Sneijder Maarten Stekelenburg Hatem Trabelsi
UEFA Euro 2008	John Heitinga Klaas-Jan Huntelaar Maarten Stekelenburg
2010 Africa Cup of Nations	Eyong Enoh
2010 FIFA World Cup	Eyong Enoh Christian Eriksen Nicolás Lodeiro Marko Pantelić Dennis Rommedahl Maarten Stekelenburg Luis Suárez Gregory van der Wiel Demy de Zeeuw
2011 Copa América	Nicolás Lodeiro Luis Suárez
UEFA Euro 2012	Christian Eriksen Gregory van der Wiel
2013 Africa Cup of Nations	Thulani Serero
2014 FIFA World Cup	Daley Blind Jasper Cillessen Joël Veltman

References

↑ "Biggest Wins". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 18 May 2014.
↑ "Biggest Losses". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 5 June 2014.
↑ "Biggest European Comebacks". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 5 June 2014.
↑ "Biggest European Eliminations". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 5 June 2014.
↑ Suarez veertiende Ajacied met minimaal honderd goals (Dutch) Voetbal International, 28 juli 2010
↑ All Time Top Scorers for Ajax
1 2 Piet van Reenen
↑ Henk Groot
↑ Piet Keizer
↑ Jari Litmanen
↑ Rinus Michels
↑ "Youngest Debuts for Ajax". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 6 June 2014.
↑ "Ajax Players Who Scored During Their Debut". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
↑ "Youngest Goal Scorers for Ajax". AFC-Ajax.info. Retrieved 17 May 2014.
↑ "Sporkslede jongste Ajacied met eigen doelpunt (Dutch)". NU Sport. Retrieved 10 October 2012.
↑ Most Played Matches for Ajax
↑ Voetbalstats.nl

Amsterdamsche Football Club Ajax

Players M F Managers Honours Seasons Cup Europe Records and statistics Current season

History	History of AFC Ajax

Teams	I. Ajax 1 (First team) II. Jong Ajax (Reserves) III. Ajax Zaterdag (Amateurs) Ajax Vrouwen (Women's)

Grounds	Het Veldje (1893–1900) Amsterdam-Noord (1900–1907) Het Houten Stadion (1907–1934) De Meer Stadion (1934–1996) Olympic Stadium (1934–1996) Amsterdam ArenA (1996–present)

Training grounds	Sportpark De Toekomst (1996–present) adidas miCoach Performance Centre (2011–present)

Academies	Ajax Youth Academy Ajax Hellas Youth Academy

Tournaments	Amsterdam Tournament (1975–2009) U19: Copa Amsterdam (2005–present) U17: Future Cup (2010–present)

Rivalries	De Klassieker (with Feyenoord) De Topper (with PSV) Noord-Hollandse Derby (with AZ ‧ Telstar ‧ FC Volendam) Hofstad vs. Hoofdstad (with ADO Den Haag) Stadsderby (with Blauw-Wit ‧ DWS ‧ De Volewijckers) Other (with FC Groningen ‧ FC Twente ‧ FC Utrecht)

Supporters	AFCA Supportersclub Ajax Business Associates Supportersvereniging Ajax

Culture	A.F.C.A (clothing) A.F.C.A (hooligans) AFC Ajax N.V. "Ajax" Ajax Experience "Ajax Hup Hup Hup" "Ajax is niet dood!" "Ajax-mars" "Ajax, Olé Olé Olé" Ajax Supportershome Battle of Beverwijk Big Three "Bloed, zweet en tranen" Club van 100 F-side Halte ArenA "Hava Nagila" De kabel Lucky Lynx "Mijn Stad" De Mistwedstrijd North Up Alliance "Oei Oei Oei (Dat Was Me Weer Een Loei)" South Crew Staafincident "Three Little Birds" "Tokyo" Total Football VAK410 "De Voetbalmatch" Vuurwerkincident "We gaan naar Londen" "We gaan naar Rome" "Wij zijn Ajax" World of Ajax

Media	1900 (magazine) Ajax Life Ajax Magazine Ajax TV Ajax, dit is mijn club Ajax-nieuws Ajax: Hark the Herald Angel Sings Ajaxjournaal The Price of Heaven Superjews

Former teams	Ajax Baseball Club (1922–1972) Ajax Orlando Prospects (2002–2007)

Affiliated clubs	Ajax Cape Town Almere City Barcelona Cruzeiro Beijing Guoan Palmeiras AS Trenčín

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