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Ajax's Jurrien Timber: 'I'd rather join Manchester City over Barcelona'

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Ajax defender Jurrien Timber reveals that he would prefer to join Manchester City over Barcelona, due to the latter enduring a 'less than good period'.
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Ajax defender Jurrien Timber has revealed that he would prefer to join Manchester City over Barcelona, due to the latter enduring a 'less than good period'.

The 20-year-old centre-back has established himself as a first-team regular under Erik ten Haag in the last two seasons, making a total of 66 appearances across all competitions.

Ajax have seen a number of their star players move to bigger clubs over the last few years, including the likes of Matthijs de Ligt, Frenkie de Jong and Donny van de Beek, and Timber could soon be the next to follow suit given his impressive rise on the European stage.

Timber has stated that he is not thinking about leaving Ajax any time soon, but admits that an offer from Man City could be too good to turn down.

"I like to play for prizes, that's why I say (Manchester) City (over Barcelona) now. Barcelona has a less good period at the moment," the Dutchman told Helden Magazine, via FC Update.

"I want to grow as a player, use my time at Ajax to become even better. At Ajax, you have to be happy if you are in the starting lineup, that's why I want to enjoy this time consciously.

"I play for the prizes here, there is no better place to be. Ajax was always my dream club. I also slept under an Ajax duvet. I plan to stay here for a while. But if Manchester City calls, what should I do?"

Timber, who is currently away on international duty with the Netherlands, is under contract at the Johan Cruijff ArenA until June 2024. body check tags ::

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2Liverpool29216275205569
3Chelsea28178357193859
4Arsenal28173844311354
5Tottenham HotspurSpurs291631047361151
6Manchester UnitedMan Utd2914874840850
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8Wolverhampton WanderersWolves30144123126546
9Aston Villa29113154140136
10Leicester CityLeicester27106114246-436
11Southampton29811103645-935
12Crystal Palace2971393938134
13Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton29712102636-1033
14Newcastle UnitedNewcastle29710123249-1731
15Brentford3086163347-1430
16Leeds UnitedLeeds3078153467-3329
17Everton2774162947-1825
18Watford2964192955-2622
19Burnley27312122238-1621
20Norwich CityNorwich2945201863-4517
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