Erik ten Hag has reportedly agreed to take over as head coach of Bayer Leverkusen, marking his comeback to management following his exit from Manchester United in October 2024. As per Fabrizio Romano, the Dutch tactician has accepted a two-year plan with the German side and now awaits the club’s final green light.
Leverkusen are actively searching for a new manager to replace Xabi Alonso, who is widely expected to join Real Madrid. Ten Hag, known for his successful stints with Ajax and Bayern Munich II, is seen as a tactically astute choice to lead the squad forward.
Though Ajax had been hoping to reappoint Ten Hag, the 54-year-old has reportedly prioritized the Leverkusen project, forcing the Eredivisie giants to consider alternative candidates.
The move now hinges on Leverkusen’s official confirmation, but if finalized, it would mark a bold new chapter for both Ten Hag and the club as they aim to maintain their competitive edge in Germany and Eu
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