A new report from Sky Sports Germany's Plettenberg has revealed that Leverkusen Football Club are preparing for the potential departure of Xavi Alonso next summer. The news has sparked widespread concern in the soccer world as Alonso, an experienced coach, has been highly regarded by fans and media alike for his solid tactical setups and exceptional leadership skills since joining Leverkusen.
According to reports, despite the fact that Alonso's contract with Leverkusen runs until 2026, the club's hierarchy has already planned ahead and started looking for a suitable successor. The reason behind this decision could be related to the fact that Alonso has recently been mentioned as a candidate to be the new manager of Real Madrid and Manchester City. Manchester City, in particular, are bracing themselves for the possibility that Pep Guardiola could leave next summer and have shown a keen interest in Alonso. However, Liverpool seem to have pulled out of the chase for Alonso as they are very happy with the performance of their current coach Sloter.
Sebastian Hernes and Wagner's names are high on Leverkusen's list of considerations. Both coaches have achieved notable success in their respective coaching careers and are known for their unique tactical philosophies and deep understanding of soccer. Hernandez is known for his ability to strengthen the team's overall defense and flexibility on the offensive end, while Wagner is praised for his ability to promote and develop young players. Leverkusen will hope to quickly find a coach who can lead the team to continue their steady progress after Alonso's departure.
With this news, Leverkusen's fans and media are closely watching the club's next move, looking forward to the emergence of a new coach who can lead the team to a brighter future.
