According to Mundo Deportivo, Daley Blind has left Girona after his contract ended and no agreement was reached to extend it. It is stated that, unless there is an unexpected development, Blind's future will be with Ajax, where he could reunite with Míchel following the coach's move to the Amsterdam club.

Daley Blind is mentioned as a possible transfer from Girona to Ajax. Mike Verweij of De Telegraaf states that Blind's name is being mentioned. However, Verweij does not think Blind's arrival is a priority for Ajax's technical director, Jordi Cruijff.

According to Lentin Goodijk at Voetbal International, Ajax is working on the return of Daley Blind. Daley Blind's contract at Girona is expiring and he wants to end his career at the Johan Cruijff ArenA.

Daley Blind is set to return to Ajax next season, according to club correspondent Tim van Duijn of Voetbal International. Tim van Duijn stated that the most obvious name is Daley Blind and if one spot could be filled, it would be him. According to the correspondent, discussions were unsuccessful last summer and winter when Girona demanded a fee of approximately €500,000–€600,000, and Ajax refused to meet that release clause. Blind's contract with Girona expires this summer and will not be renewed. Per Tim van Duijn, Blind will be a free agent and has a desire to end his career at Ajax, with the correspondent confident that the transfer will occur.

AS reports that Ajax, which is described as the club of Daley Blind's life, dreams that he will finish his professional football career with them. Daley Blind is happy and feels comfortable at Girona, but has much to consider. He is clear that he wants to remain competitive and would not return to Ajax if he felt he could not help achieve their objectives. Girona will offer Blind a renewal and complete freedom, without pressure, to decide his future. The sporting director Quique Cárcel will soon approach the player to discuss his plans for the future.

Daley Blind stated in an interview with Ziggo Sport that he does not rule out a return to Ajax. Blind, who has an expiring contract at Girona, said his contract is running out but he can say little more about it. He also said that Ajax has always had a special place in his heart, adding that it was uncertain what would happen and that they would see what the future would bring.

According to VI, Ajax is seeking an experienced number six, and Daley Blind was a serious option for that role. However, his arrival is now almost certainly not proceeding due to Girona's asking price.

Daley Blind is an option for Ajax, but the club will not pay a transfer fee for him this winter. According to club watcher Mike Verweij of De Telegraaf, Jordi Cruijff has blocked a winter transfer for Daley Blind. It is stated that Ajax will not pay for a player whose contract ends in six months.

VoetbalPrimeur reported that Daley Blind's return to Ajax during the current winter transfer market is unlikely, despite a mutual desire for a reunion before the player's career concludes. The possibility of Blind joining Ajax is postponed until the summer, at which point his contract will have ended, and he will be able to decide his future. Blind has not concealed his desire to end his career at Ajax, the club where he was developed and to which he returned after his time at Manchester United. In Amsterdam, his potential role beyond playing is also valued, possibly acting as a mentor in the locker room and preserving a connection with the club after he retires.

Daley Blind is considered a more realistic option than Ugarte for Ajax for the number six position. According to Mike Verweij, Blind could also play as a left back and a left central defender. Valentijn Driessen commented that talents such as Sean Steur could benefit from Blind's arrival. Verweij also questioned whether Blind can handle a role as an experienced stand-in, noting Blind's past difficulty with a reserve role, a situation with which Alfred Schreuder is familiar. The intention is for Blind to eventually transition into another role at the club.

Voetbalprimeur.nl reports that Ajax is interested in Daley Blind for the number 6 position. The Girona player is reportedly being considered to strengthen the position and has been mentioned as a key candidate.

Clubwatcher Mike Verweij stated in the podcast Kick-Off of De Telegraaf that Ajax tried to bring Daley Blind back to Amsterdam at the end of the summer transfer window. Verweij said Blind had a clause in his contract and could have moved to Ajax for little money. However, Girona refused to cooperate with the transfer. The refusal was reportedly because they had already sold another left-back, Miguel Gutiérrez, to Napoli.

Daley Blind, whose contract with Girona runs until summer 2026, had a clause allowing a transfer back to Ajax for 'a few hundred thousand euros' during the last summer transfer window. Ajax decided not to pursue the transfer and instead chose Liverpool loanee James McConnell for the midfield position.

Ajax and Daley Blind are in contact about a possible return to Amsterdam. Blind is open to returning and would like to end his career at Ajax. His contract with Girona runs until the summer of 2026. There is internal division within Ajax regarding his return, with some supporting and others opposing it. The chance is currently higher that Blind might return in a non-player role.

Ajax has contacted Girona to negotiate the return of Daley Blind. Blind has a contract with Girona until June 2026. All parties involved could reach an agreement if Blind expresses a desire to return to Ajax for a third stint.

Daley Blind might be approaching his last weeks at Girona, as Dutch media suggest that Ajax is seriously contemplating his return to the club where he began his career before transferring to Montilivi. It is reported that his representatives have been in touch with Girona's sports management to discuss a potential exit. Blind's current contract runs until June 2026, but a transfer could happen sooner if an agreement is reached. While Girona holds Blind's commitment and professionalism in high regard, they may support his departure if he wishes to end his career back home and if the terms are favorable. Despite ongoing discussions in the Netherlands about his age, the financial aspects of the move, and his prospective salary, both Ajax fans and the club's community continue to hold Blind in high esteem.

Ajax and Daley Blind are discussing the possibility of the veteran player's return to the club. Valentijn Driessen and Mike Verweij, journalists from De Telegraaf, hold differing views on the potential comeback of the 35-year-old defender. Blind is reportedly open to rejoining Ajax, particularly if Dusan Tadic does not move to the club. Blind is currently under contract with Girona until mid-2026. Verweij believes that Ajax should consider bringing Blind back only if he is available without a transfer fee. On the other hand, Driessen has reservations due to Blind's past dissatisfaction with being a substitute at Ajax, which resulted in his free transfer to Bayern Munich. If Blind returns, he will need to accept a considerably reduced salary.

Ajax and Daley Blind are in contact regarding a potential return to Amsterdam. Sources report that the 35-year-old defender, currently under contract with Spanish club Girona, is open to rejoining his former club Ajax to conclude his career. Blind is enthusiastic about the return, and his family supports the move back to the Netherlands. However, he still has an ongoing contract with Girona, which will require the Spanish club's cooperation for a potential departure. Internally at Ajax, Blind is considered as an option for the five and six positions.

Daley Blind, currently under contract with Girona until mid-2026, is interested in returning to Ajax. He desires to play a significant role at the club again. The potential return is linked to the possible appointment of Marcel Keizer and John Heitinga as coaches at Ajax. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market value at 2.00 million euros.