A Dutch professional club, Ajajax competes in the Netherlands' top division within the Blue Lock manga and takes obvious cues from Ajax. From its Chapter 170 debut it works the transfer market hard, tabling a rising sequence of bids for Blue Lock prospects.
Playing in red, black, and white, Ajajax is a pro football side competing in the Dutch top flight of the Blue Lock manga. Its first showing comes in Chapter 170, and the club is patterned after Ajax, a giant of the Netherlands' premier division, the Eredivisie.
Ajajax counts among the clubs busily chasing Blue Lock talent through the Neo Egoist League. Its first offer, 20 million yen, is aimed at Ryusei Shido. Come the second round it turns to Kenyu Yukimiya at 29 million yen, unbothered by his eye ailment and willing to fund the treatment needed to sign him. The sum only grows from there: 36 million yen lands in round three, and a 42 million yen bid rounds out the league's closing stage.

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Ajajax is a professional football club in Blue Lock that competes in the Netherlands' top division, first appearing in Chapter 170.
Ajajax is patterned after Ajax, a major club in the Netherlands' Eredivisie, the country's premier football division.
Ajajax opened with a 20 million yen offer for Ryusei Shido, then shifted its pursuit to Kenyu Yukimiya, raising its bid across multiple rounds despite his eye ailment.
Ajajax's offer for Kenyu Yukimiya climbed from 29 million yen to 36 million yen and finally reached 42 million yen by the closing round of the Neo Egoist League.
Ajajax plays in red, black, and white, the colors worn by the club in the Blue Lock manga.
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