Bayer Leverkusen's Decision to Part Ways with Erik ten Hag
Bayer Leverkusen's managing director Fernando Carro acknowledges the hiring of Erik ten Hag was a mistake but defends the timely decision to part ways with the Dutch coach, leading to the appointment of Kasper Hjulmand.
Bayer Leverkusen managing director Fernando Carro admitted the club made a mistake in hiring Erik ten Hag, but claims they reacted in a timely manner by sacking the Dutch coach after just two matches. That was followed by the appointment of former Denmark national team manager Kasper Hjulmand, who guided Leverkusen to a 3-1 win against Eintracht Frankfurt in his first game in charge.
The Admission of a Mistake
In a candid statement, Bayer Leverkusen's managing director Fernando Carro openly admitted that the club made an error in hiring Erik ten Hag as their head coach. Despite the initial excitement surrounding Ten Hag's arrival, it became apparent to the club hierarchy that the fit was not ideal after just two matches.
Swift Action Taken
Carro defended the Bundesliga side's decision to swiftly sack Erik ten Hag, highlighting the importance of reacting promptly to rectify the situation. The move was seen as necessary to prevent any further setbacks and to realign the team's direction.
Introduction of Kasper Hjulmand
Following the departure of Ten Hag, Bayer Leverkusen wasted no time in securing the services of Kasper Hjulmand, the former Denmark national team manager. Hjulmand's debut game in charge saw Leverkusen secure a commendable 3-1 victory against Eintracht Frankfurt, indicating a positive start under the new leadership.
Looking Ahead
With a renewed sense of optimism under Hjulmand's guidance, Bayer Leverkusen will be aiming to build on the positive momentum generated from the recent victory. The club's commitment to making decisive decisions for the betterment of the team reflects a proactive approach toward achieving success in the Bundesliga.
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