The scoring Edson Álvarez leads Ajax to glory: “Machín” is two-time Eredivisie champion

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With a win at the Johan Cruyff Arena against Heerenveen (5-0) the Ajax secured the conquest of its thirty-sixth title of the Eredivisie, third in a row, which successfully closes coach Erik Ten Hag’s stage at the Amsterdam club… and perhaps with that of Edson Álvarez, who scored for the second day in a row, after his crucial goal last weekend.

Edson Álvarez was crowned champion of the Eredivisie. Second league title for the Mexican, he won it in the 20 / 21 and now in the 21 / 22, two-time champion. A cornerstone in Erik ten Hag’s painting living the best moment of his career, we will see what fate holds for him. The “machine”. 🇲🇽🛡⚔️ pic.twitter.com/CrBkbNmwYw- Julio Rodríguez (@julioordz10) May 12, 2022

After five years, he won his third trophy in the League with one day to go until the end of the season. Starting next season, the coach who came to Ajax from Utrecht will lead Manchester United.

The ‘ajacied’ had no problems ensure a success on track several days ago. They clearly beat Heerenveen, eighth in the standings, with goals from Argentine Nicolás Tagliafico, Steven Berghuis, Ivorian Sebastien Haller, from a penalty, Brian Brobbey and Mexican Edson Álvarez, who became two-time champion of the Netherlands

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Edson Alvarez sum 30 matches in the Eredivisie, with one day to go before the end of the championship. The “Machín” has scored four goals, two of them in the last two days, crucial for the achievement of the title.

The Dutch League championship is the only title with which Ajax will close a course in which they could not even win the Cup neither the Super Cup, surpassed in both by PSV Eindhoven, nor do a good job in the Champions League, eliminated in the round of 16 by Benfica.

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