Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 01:13:55 PM

Quote from: AprilioMP on Today at 09:56:27 AM

Indeed, Erik Ten Hag is very chaotic in handling a team. From the events that occurred at Bayer Leverkusen, it is likely that he will no longer be the target of other teams who are looking for coaches.
Not forming something new, but instead damaged the existing team with its establishment which was considered unclear as reported why he was fired from Leverkusen who had just completed two matches.

Rumors circulated that Bayer Leverkusen was preparing to glance at the former Legend of Real Madrid to rebuild as Xabi Alonso had done.

I think that his major problem actually started at Manchester United, he was a decent coach when he was the manager at Ajax. That team that had young talents who mesmerized other teams even in the champions league that year. I still remember in 2019 when these young talent came from behind to eliminate Real Madrid in the Champions League in R16 and Juventus in the Quarter finals before losing out to Tottenham in the semi finals. Ten Hang was incharge of that Ajax team and he was good.

As long as Ten Hag has been in charge of Manchester United, Manchester United has finished the season with bad results. We have not seen Manchester United perform well in the Champions League, Europa League or Premier League in the past season because Ten Hag was in charge of Manchester United at that time. He has made the team's condition so bad that now Manchester United needs a lot of time to recover from that place. The players who are in the team now are not able to contribute much to the team's victory and Manchester United are not able to change many players at the same time, due to which Manchester United's time is passing as before.
However, Manchester United eventually relieved Ten Hag of his duties and after Manchester United dismissed him, he was given the opportunity to escape to Leverkusen, although Leverkusen sacked him after only managing a few matches.