Former Manchester United coach returns? Alonso goes to Real Madrid to take over Ahn Pang, and Teng Hach may coach Leverkusen

Foreword Summary: After leaving Manchester United, he returned to the world for the first time. Former Manchester United controversial coach Ten Hach may replace Alonso to coach Bundesliga champion Leverkusen! What are the layouts hidden behind this change? Who will dominate the Bundesliga storm in the new season?

Dutch coach Eric Tenhach is expected to return to the coaching table this summer, his first coaching opportunity since Manchester United was dismissed. According to multiple German media reports, Tenghach is in-depth negotiations with Bundesliga powerhouse Leverkusen, and is very likely to replace the outgoing coach Xavi Alonso and start a new chapter in his career.

55-year-old Teng Hach has been fired since Manchester United started poorly this season and his team fell to 14th in the Premier League, and has not re-coached yet. However, the Dutch coach is likely to return to coaching before the new season. Leverkusen performed well this season under Alonso, winning the Bundesliga championship ahead of schedule, losing only two games in the league, and also performed well in the Champions League. Such a brilliant record makes Alonso the first choice for Real Madrid to replace Ancelotti. Once it becomes a success, Leverkusen will face the problem of changing coaches.

In order to prepare for the future, Leverkusen has quickly identified Tenghach as his preferred successor. According to the authoritative German media "Kicker", the two sides have entered a critical stage of negotiations. Teng Hach himself has made it clear that if he wants to return to coaching, he hopes to lead the team from the beginning of the season rather than take over the middle. This is exactly the right time for Leverkusen to change coach this summer.

Tenhach coached Manchester United in the summer of 2022 and helped the Red Devils win the local tournament championship in two full seasons, breaking the embarrassment of the team's six-year title. Although he has encountered a trough this season, his past record is still respectable. After leaving Old Trafford, Tenghah had publicly stated that he was trying to expand his career outside of football, including running a family business with his brothers. He also mentioned: "I'm not sure how my career will develop, but I will do my best, as long as the right opportunity appears."

Whether coaching top clubs or investing in other industries, Tenghah is obviously still looking for a stage that truly belongs to him. And now, Bundesliga overlord Leverkusen seems to be opening such a door for him. Interestingly, against the backdrop of Ronaldo's four major issues this season, Teng Hach's sudden comeback will inevitably spark a wave of heated discussions in the football world. So, do you have anything to say about these news and opinions? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area for discussion. If you want to see more sports and football news, follow Beta!