The European powerhouse was kicked out: creating a shameful record in team history, losing 4 consecutive times in the Champions League, and will face Mourinho

The competition begins in the fourth round of the Champions League. Ajax faces Galatasaray at home. Ajax has a poor record in the league, with only 5 wins, 5 draws and 1 loss, ranking fourth, 8 points behind Feyenoord at the top of the list, making it extremely difficult to compete for the championship. Ajax's record in the Champions League was disastrous. They lost their first three group matches, first losing to Inter Milan 0-2, then losing 0-4 to Marseille, and then losing 1-5 to Chelsea. Now in the Champions League again, Ajax faces Galatasaray, ranked first in the Turkish Super League. As a result, Ajax lost again and were conceded 3 goals.

Ajax formed a 4231 formation in this game. Weghorst was at the front. Reger, Gloch and Mika Gutz teamed up to attack. Klassen and Josie Mochio partnered as a double defensive midfielder. The back four of Gae, Josep Sutallo, Bas and Wendal started the game. Paswell serves as the starting goalkeeper. Ajax's starting lineup is worth a total of 100 million euros. The total value of Galatasaray's starting lineup is 230 million euros.

This game became Osimhen's performance stage. Neither side scored a goal in the first half. Osimhen exploded in the second half. He first received a pass from Sane and scored with a header. Later, relying on two penalty kick opportunities, Osimhen scored two more goals to complete his hat trick. The final score was fixed at 0-3, and Ajax lost to Galatasaray. Ajax only had 8 shots in the game, but none of them could be converted into goals. The 26-year-old Osimhen was undoubtedly the best player in the game. He took 5 shots, all of which were on target and scored 3 goals.

Ajax's Champions League record is really miserable. They lost all 4 group matches. They only scored 1 goal in total and conceded 14 goals, ranking at the bottom. Ranking at the bottom among 36 teams is not an easy task, but Ajax did it, which shows how poorly they played. At the same time, Ajax also created a humiliating record in history: for the first time in team history, it suffered seven consecutive defeats in European competitions. Ajax will face Mourinho's Benfica in their next Champions League match. Benfica has also lost four games in a row in the Champions League this season. Will Ajax continue to set the lower limit and lose to Benfica? Let’s wait and see!