Several media have clarified that while Arnaut Danjuma is a player of interest to Ajax, he is not a priority target. A report on Monday from Tribuna Deportivo, a radio station from Valencia, stated that Danjuma is giving serious consideration to leaving Valencia. It is emphasized that the club has not received any official offer for Danjuma. The player wants a guaranteed starting place and is open to leaving if this is not met.

Transferjournalist Mounir Boualin reported that Ajax had contacted Arnaut Danjuma's camp about a potential return to the Eredivisie, and that Danjuma would be open to returning to the Netherlands. However, Mike Verweij stated that he checked with Ajax and that at this moment, Danjuma is not an option for Ajax.

According to journalist Mounir Boualin, Ajax is interested in Arnaut Danjuma. The player is considering the possibility of leaving Valencia because he wants to have a leading role and be a starter, which coach Corberán cannot promise him. However, Valencia currently does not consider Danjuma's departure and intends to keep him.

Arnaut Danjuma is an option for both Ajax and PSV, and the two Dutch clubs have made inquiries about the 29-year-old attacker multiple times. Valencia is reportedly open to a transfer for a fee of several million euros, and according to Spanish sources, the player is interested in a return to Dutch football. At Ajax, Danjuma is seen as a potential successor to Mika Godts and has previously worked with Ajax coach Míchel.