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So yes, it’s quite possible that at Bayer, Ten Hag could achieve even better results than he did at Manchester United.

Erik Ten Hag have been seen as one of the most in-form managers in football but checking his reviews at Old Trafford, it just didn't add up. Perhaps the Red Devils can come out standing ontop because they've been crucially one of the underperforming elite team in the EPL and it do mean something for a club that's completely fighting chances to explore moves. Don't overestimate the odds that comes with Erik Ten Hag been unable to diverse his game style when it comes to the main event. Playing the managerial role is not perfect but atleast he's doing his best.

Bayer Leverkusen new manager, Erik Ten Hag, expects the very best performance because he's not here to relent but exert all credible pattern to persuade a win. I'm giving in all for Erik Ten Hag because not good to show any sign of weakness or vulnerability this early.

Ten Hag has been in charge of Manchester United for as long as he has been in charge of Manchester United, if he could have changed the team's performance a little during this time, then maybe we would have appreciated his strategy a little, but under him, Manchester United has performed so badly that there is no reason not to call him an incompetent manager. When Manchester United fired him, many people, like me, probably thought that he would never get the responsibility of any club again, but unfortunately, the manager of Leverkusen left for Real Madrid and Leverkusen was forced to hand over the responsibility of their club to this manager. However, when Leverkusen confirmed that Ten Hag will be their manager from next season, this news came as a surprise to many and people started criticizing the manager's skills again.

Since the management has given him the responsibility, now we have to see at least one season to see how the club performs under him.

He isn't incompetent per se, but when situations occur where he would usually be best off if he suppresses his own ego, he will lose control at any club because he can't control for his ego. His ego is like an uncontrollable thing inside him. That will cost him many many jobs, but he will find jobs again and this is why coaches never go through learning curves, they never lose. If they behave like shit at Manchester United and essentially destroy the club from top 4 to relegation zone, it doesn't matter, get fired and then wait for the next new multi million offer.