Armenian national team forward Edgar Manucharyan plans to leave Ajax

March 7, 2009 - 17:13 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian national team forward Edgar Manucharyan, 22, is planning to leave Ajax because he was not given a possibility to play in the first team.



Manucharyan signed a contract at the age of 18. Eyed as a promising footballer, he, however, could not show his worth because of injuries.



Now, the young man doesn't have problems with his health.



"I think I can make a breakthrough in my career and expect changes within next three months," Edgar Manucharyan said, AT5 reports.
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