Its not only about the key and best players that left Leverkusen , the most will be the change of the coach.
For now i would say that it will be very hard the coming season for Leverkusen.
Dortmund and fingers crossed here hopefully will be better in the season.
Leipzig is behind the performance they can do.
I learnt that Eric Ten Hang is now chasing to buy Anthony, so is the rumour but I don't know how true this is. If it's true then Ten Hang isn't really the coach people thought he was. Personally, I think he will struggle in the league because the likes of Dortmund will be more fierce than Leverkusen. Ten Hang will probably be on a hot seat because of the raised bar set by Alonso and the fans will be expecting some certain level of good football and go going far in the competition they find themselves in. That's just what I think.
Since I heard that Leverkusen have sold some of their key players, I started thinking about how their performance will be next coming season because they sold some of their key players and changed their coach, and I think this will make everything to be new in this club from next season.
They need other players to replace the ones they sold. The manager will also need to take his time and make every change that is needed in Bayer Leverkusen so you can see that before all these changes are made and see a good result, other clubs may be far in the standings by then. So I’m just curious how Bayer Leverkusen will be next season.
I'm also curious about Leverkusen next season, whether they'll improve or not. It will be interesting to follow Ten Hag's journey next season, because it's not just about Leverkusen, but also about him. If Ten Hag succeeds at Leverkusen, it will show that the problem lies with Manchester United, not him. He thrived while managing Ajax, and he also won two trophies during his time at Manchester United, despite their poor performances.
If he succeeds at Leverkusen, it will show that Manchester United is a toxic team, with a poor structure, inconsistent boardroom decisions, internal problems, and so on. However, if Ten Hag fails at Leverkusen, it will prove that Ten Hag isn't a managerial talent. I can't wait for the Bundesliga season to start and want to see Leverkusen's first performance under Ten Hag.