Quote from: jakdanyel on April 08, 2024, 11:32:31 AM

Quote from: rendravolt on April 08, 2024, 11:00:08 AM

Leverkusen is at the top of the table with the highest average points per game in Europe's top five leagues. It is not surprising considering that they are the only undefeated team in the most elite league in Europe and they have also managed to compete with big clubs from other top European leagues. An achievement that we would rarely see if not this season and Leverkusen is indeed worth waiting for its performance again next season with the same coach and squad to prove its consistency.

Xabi Alonso's statement on his future was really valuable for Leverkusen. The board must be delighted with his decision. Grin

They have a coach who hasn't lost a single match in the whole season until now. Who wouldn't want to move on with a coach like this right? I'm pretty sure the board were worried about his probable departure for a bigger team this summer first. Xabi Alonso wants to be an idealist seemingly and I'm looking forward to Leverkusen's performance next season not only here but also in the Champions League.

After successfully bringing Leverkusen to the Bundesliga title, of course Xabi Alonso wants to continue this team's struggle in the future and that's why he doesn't want to leave Leverkusen quickly. Fans will definitely still be waiting for another miracle that he will create with Leverkusen, especially since this season Leverkusen has the possibility of winning the treble.

We will be looking forward to seeing how Xabi Alonso turns this team into an unbeatable team again next season and perhaps his ambition to take Leverkusen to a higher level in the Champions League is one of the reasons for staying. Of course he doesn't want to get doubts about this from football observers because he has been so successful with Leverkusen and has to continue with other work. Let's look at Leverkusen and Xabi Alonso next season and other big teams should start to be wary of their presence.