I completely agree. Leverkusen historic achievement in Bundesliga under Xabi Alonso management is truly admirable. While not winning Europa League may be disappointment it does not diminish their accomplishments. In fact it presents opportunity for growth and improvement. Xabi and team can learn valuable lessons from defeat which will serve them well in upcoming Champions League. It is essential to maintain focus and approach each game with winning mindset building on their successes and using setbacks as motivation to push forward. Leverkusen future looks bright under Xabi leadership and I'm excited to see them continue to thrive.
I consider that everything is a learning process without any doubt, for Xabi this is an experience that he cannot forget, it is also very good that it happened this way because he prepares himself with much more fear in the UCL, in the UCL they cannot arrive with feelings of triumphalism because the worst thing they can do is that, it's not that they were confident in the Europa League, but fundamentally I'm sure that this helped Xabi to understand many things, apart from this I admire what a gentleman Xabi is in recognising Atalanta's triumph, he was the first to set an example by applauding and recognising that they were far superior.