Kickback coach! How many "small moves" did Tenghach make from Manchester United to Leverkusen?

The smoke of gunpowder in the summer window of 2025 has dissipated, but the incident of Teng Hahe's dismissal is still fermenting, and various "insider stories" surrounding the controversial coach are still being exposed.

"Fill your personal pockets" and it is not unfair to be dismissed

According to the well-known German media "Cologne Daily", during the summer training camp in Leverkusen, the Tenhach team was questioned by the management and the players because of the worrying training quality and poor team building. The Dutch violated previous agreements and interfered in lineup planning, trying to get Leverkusen management to bring in players from its agency SEG. Without achieving his goal, Tenghach chose to give up on himself.

Leverkusen did not introduce Anthony and Garnacho, and Tenhach chose to give up on himself.

In the first round of the Bundesliga, before the game between Leverkusen and Hoffenheim, Tenghach did not make any pre-match mobilization, nor did he make any summary or lectures after the game. The locker room was silent, and many players were very surprised. Considering the experience of Tenghach forming the "Ajax Gang" at Manchester United and the performance of Onana, Anthony and others being unacceptable to the local conditions, it can be seen that the content disclosed by the German media is most likely to be true. The Dutch's "take kickbacks" behavior has indeed seriously interfered with the normal operation of the club. It is not unfair to have the two dismissals.

"Separation of management and operation", the principle of "separation of management and operation" cannot be shaken

Compared with Manchester United, which is rough in management, Leverkusen's control over risks is obviously more stringent, and Tenghach has no room for small moves. Affected by the incident of Tenghach's dismissal, Leverkusen's general manager Rollfers is also in danger of resigning. After experiencing the turbulence of the meritorious coach and players leaving the team, as well as the continuous change of coaches, Leverkusen has no idea how long it will take to recover from the turbulence.

Just when Tenghach was fired by Leverkusen for "taking kickbacks", another extreme case occurred in the Premier League. Thomas Frank, who had participated in the transfer affairs during his time at Brentford, came to Tottenham and "turned a blind eye to the outside world" and focused on polishing skills and tactics for his new owners. This move won Levi's recognition, who invested 210 million euros in the summer window of this season, setting a record high in Tottenham's history, and the Danish head coach was strong. Different patterns bring different situations, and the story of Tenhach and Thomas Frank is thought-provoking.