Amsterdam Tournament

[8] The original competition was held at Amsterdam's Olympic Stadium, where Ajax played its international games until 1996.

[10] Fellow Dutch side AZ and English club Arsenal are the only other teams to have won the competition more than once.

[11] Feyenoord, Ajax's domestic rivals, are among a group of clubs to have won the tournament once,[3] while Belgium has produced the most individual winners, four, one more than England and Netherlands.

They were invited in 1984 and finished in fourth place as Atlético Mineiro became the first Brazilian club to lift the trophy.

The 2010 edition did not take place due to Ajax's involvement in the qualifying stages of the Champions League.

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Johan Cruyff scored once in the 1975 tournament for Barcelona. [ 14 ]
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John Wark scored in the 1981 final for Ipswich Town. [ 15 ]
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Frank Rijkaard played in the tournament for Ajax. [ 15 ]
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Marco van Basten scored in two consecutive finals for Ajax. [ 3 ]
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Pep Guardiola was successful in 2000 with Barcelona. [ 43 ]
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Zlatan Ibrahimović scored in the 2004 tournament for Ajax. [ 37 ]
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Rafael van der Vaart scored two goals for Ajax in the 2002 edition. [ 35 ]
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Steven Gerrard played in the tournament for Liverpool. [ 44 ]
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Wesley Sneijder scored in the 2006 tournament for Ajax. [ 39 ]