Quote from: bitgolden on September 06, 2025, 11:54:44 AM

Quote from: AprilioMP on September 05, 2025, 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 am sure someone will eventually hire him again. I mean we all saw how he did at Manchester United, and for some reason Leverkusen still believed he could be the next one after Xabi leaves, we all knew that was a mistake but they did it anyway. So that means we are going to see him end up with another job like that. Leverkusen realized he wasn't the guy to do it after just three games or something, and I am sure some other team will regret getting him too.

But when you are at this high level and have this much brand power in your name, you end up getting jobs. Look at Mourinho for example, he was one of the best at his time, but for the past 5-6 seasons he has been nothing but a failure, sure he won conference league, but seriously nothing else and at leagues he sucks. So it's true that we should probably expect similar stuff for ETH. Or he could just go to Arabian league and make money.

Even though Erik Ten Hag got sacked by Bayer Leverkusen management just after two games this season, I agree with you and I believe Erik Ten Hag will land himself a new job with another club because he has created a name for himself in football, and some clubs will still hire him to become their head coach. I hate Erik Ten Hag because of what he did at Manchester United, but I wouldn't totally blame him for Bayer Leverkusen's poor performance because when a club sells their key players without signing new players as replacements for the players they sold, that club is destined to struggle in their domestic league.