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Marc Overmars has left his role as director of football affairs at Ajax after the Dutch club said he sent a «series of inappropriate messages to several female colleagues».
Marc Overmars has quit as Ajax director of football after being confronted by the club over inappropriate messages sent to female colleagues. The ex-Arsenal winger has worked at Ajax for the past decade but revealed his intention to leave with immediate effect after the «series of messages over an extended period of time» — as the club described them — came to light. Ad/> In a statement, Overmars said: «Unfortunately, I didn’t realise that I was crossing the line with this, but that was made clear to me in recent days.
The 48-year-old was appointed sporting director for Ajax in 2012 and inked a new deal last December to keep him at the Dutch side until 2026.
Marc Overmars has left Ajax with immediate effect after he sent a “series of inappropriate messages to several female colleagues”.
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