Mercato: It is the replacement for Xabi Alonso is found!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mercato: It is the replacement for Xabi Alonso is found!

It may move this summer on the coache bench! Announced with insistence on the side of Real Madrid next season, Xabi Alonso is expected to return to a situation to direct the Madrid club in the next fiscal year.

The Spanish technician, German champion last season, should leave Bayer Leverkusen. And according to information from
Kicker, The German club has already found its replacement. Indeed, Bayer would be in very advanced discussions with the Dutch coach Erik Ten Hag.

Without a club since his departure from Manchester United last November, Ten Hag wants to find an ambitious and exciting challenge to continue his career. The announcement of his arrival could be announced in the wake of that of the departure of the Basque legend.

Bayer again in C1 next season

Currently second in Bundesliga behind Bayern Munich with 67 points on the clock, Bayer Leverkusen will again compete in the Champions League next season. The German club will start a new cycle in its history with the departure of Xabi Alonso and the very likely arrival of Erik Ten Hag on the bench.

The club's summer transfer window could also be very agitated. Many talented players could leave the club including the workforce star Florian Wirtz or Alejandro Grimaldo and Jonathan Tah. Business to follow …

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Manu Tournoux

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