Bayer Leverkusen Sacks Erik ten Hag Over Poor Performance

Bayer Leverkusen has terminated the contract of former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag after less than four months in charge due to poor performance. The Bundesliga club made the decision following a recommendation from the club's shareholder committee and supervisory body.

Ten Hag's tenure saw a lackluster start with only one point from the first two games, leading to his dismissal. Bayer Leverkusen's management expressed regret over the decision but emphasized the need to build a successful team.

The club is now under the interim guidance of the current backroom staff. Ten Hag's departure marks a swift end to his coaching stint at the German club.