Georgios Vagiannidis is high on Ajax's wishlist. Panathinaikos demands approximately 8 million euros for the Greek back, and it remains uncertain if Ajax can or will pay that amount.

Panathinaikos has expressed its unwillingness to cooperate with Ajax regarding the transfer of Georgios Vagiannidis. Ajax has demonstrated significant interest, with their technical director, Alex Kroes, reportedly placing Vagiannidis at the top of their wishlist, particularly due to the potential departure of Devyne Rensch to AS Roma. Ajax's initial offer of five million euros plus one million in bonuses was said to have been rejected by Panathinaikos. A subsequent undisclosed offer was also turned down, as Panathinaikos reportedly maintained that Vagiannidis is not for sale. Despite these rejections, it has been reported that Ajax has inquired about Panathinaikos's asking price, setting a deadline for Monday.

Georgios Vagiannidis, a 23-year-old right-back from Panathinaikos, is a top candidate for Ajax. A deal with the Greek club is challenging, but Ajax is determined to pursue it. The transfer fee is expected to be between four and six million euros.

Ajax is close to signing Georgios Vagiannidis, according to Italian transfer reporter Nicolò Schira. A four-year contract is ready for the 23-year-old Greek left-back at the Johan Cruijff Arena. Vagiannidis extended his contract with Panathinaikos in December, binding him until mid-2028. However, a transfer is possible due to Panathinaikos struggling with Financial Fair Play regulations.