Ahahahaha! In this words "this club has already let three important players go" I see preparation to have an excuse just in case 
Damn, he's a real strategist! The next stage will be in the form of him finding a player to blame for everything and having a conflict with him.
But it will still be interesting to see how Ten Hag will get out of the unsuccessful results, because no one expects Bayer to take the title from Bayern, the goal for the season is to be in the top three (bookmakers quote Bayer's chances exactly like this). If the result is worse, there will be reasonable questions about him.
Damn, he's a real strategist! The next stage will be in the form of him finding a player to blame for everything and having a conflict with him.
But it will still be interesting to see how Ten Hag will get out of the unsuccessful results, because no one expects Bayer to take the title from Bayern, the goal for the season is to be in the top three (bookmakers quote Bayer's chances exactly like this). If the result is worse, there will be reasonable questions about him.
You are too clever in seeing his future. I laughed at your writing. The sentences spoken can provide a temporary excuse if his new season fails. But under the ideal condition that the money from player sales to buy new players should make Ten Hag aware that he has been given the opportunity to choose even though the quality is indeed different.
If I look at the current Bundesliga competition, it is not as competitive as the EPL. This means the pressure of the league is not as fierce as the EPL. So this situation should benefit Ten Hag. He should be able to make a difference and achieve better results. Maybe the first year will be a start, but if he doesn’t develop in the second year, I think Ten Hag will have failed.