Dutch striker Ralf Seuntjens wants Ajax Amsterdam coach Alfred Schreuder to drop Dusan Tadic for in-form Mohammed Kudus.
Kudus has been in fine form this season, scoring nine goals and providing one assist in 19 appearances for the Eredivisie giants across all competitions this season.
Despite his impressive performaces, Kudus has been relegated to the bench in Ajax’s last three matches and Seuntjens, who plays for Japanese club FC Imabari feels Ajax will be better off with the Ghanaian in their front three instead of the Tadic.
"I think that you should play with Bergwijn, Brobbey and Kudus up front at the moment. Then you have speed and intensity in pressing. That makes it a bit easier for the rest of the team," Seuntjens said as quoted by Ajax Showtime.
Kudus has played 16, eight and 32 minutes against Excelsior, Waalwijk and Liverpool in his last games, having started eight of night previous matches before.
The highly-rated midfielder is expected named in Ghana's squad for the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.