Erik ten Hag has reportedly been sacked by Bayer Leverkusen just two matches into the 2025/26 season.
After just one point from their first two games, the German outfit have had a dismal start to the Bundesliga and therefore relieved the Dutchman of his managerial duties according to football transfer specialist, Fabrizio Romano.
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Following a 1–2 loss to Hoffenheim, Leverkusen drew 3–3 with Werder Bremen, a game in which they wasted a two-goal lead despite having a man advantage for the last half hour.
Ten Hag signed a two-year contract after being hired during the summer to replace Xabi Alonso.
Now, Die Werkself will start the process of finding a new head coach.
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