Quote from: Mayor of ogba on Today at 04:19:32 AM

Quote from: Obari on July 23, 2025, 06:17:52 PM

Since announcing Erik Ten Hag as headcoach, we've seen quite alot happening and I must confess, there's very sign of weakness for Bayer Leverkusen. On a second thought, Defeats is not a bad thing rather its seen as one a little bit of setback inother to boost the morale of the team to bounce back. Bayer Leverkusen doesn't seem ready for this current season based on their current form. Who's Flamengo that Leverkusen would lose to? Common brother even though it's a friendly clash, I don't expect such huge goal margin coming from Flamengo. However let's be positive and trust the new administration of Erik Ten Hag.

How do you know there's a sign of weakness at Bayern Leverkusen? For your information, since the German Bundesliga season is yet to start, we can't really tell if there's a sign of weakness at Bayern Leverkusen, and if you are using the performance of Bayern Leverkusen against Flamengo U20 to say that there's a sign of weakness at Bayern Leverkusen, know that Bayern Leverkusen used their under-19 players to play that match, and you can't use a preseason match to judge a club because a preseason match is just like training that a coach uses to figure out his starting eleven.

Yes, I agree. Preseason friendlies are used by the manager to test certain players. However, such a defeat doesn't suit the Bayer Leverkusen name. I believe they could be close to the top of the Bundesliga next year. It's questionable how close they can be to winning the title against Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich is currently feeling more motivated after a fantastic year. For Leverkusen, this will be a season that requires flawless play and a flawless run of matches. It's also a new challenge for the manager to prove himself in Europe once again.