100 million euros were spent in the summer window to strengthen the game, and lost 1:5 to U20 in his debut! Tenghager "reversed after the game": I don t care

Entering the summer window transfer period in July, many European teams have not only added personnel, but also started pre-season preparations for the new season; many warm-up matches have also begun. Leverkusen, who let Alonso and Wilz away in the summer window, stood in the early morning of July 19, and the pharmaceutical factory unexpectedly lost to Flamengo U20 1:5, and Tenhager's debut suffered a crushing defeat.

As a veteran Bundesliga powerhouse, Leverkusen ushered in the highest moment in team history in the 23-24 season. Under the leadership of Alonso, the pharmaceutical factory beat Bayern and won the first Bundesliga championship in team history. It also won the German Cup and German Super Cup, winning the domestic triple championship in 2024. Even though Leverkusen has seen a significant decline in performance in the past season, Alonso still led the team to continue to steadily ranked second in the Bundesliga; during the summer window, Brother Long also waved goodbye to return to the Bernabeu.

At the same time, the team's first star Wilz joined Liverpool with a Premier League record transfer fee. Flynn Ponte also went to Anfield with Wilz; Leverkusen also waved his hand in the transfer market with the transfer fee of two people, and signed new players such as Kwaanza and Tillman one after another, spending more than 100 million euros, becoming the fifth team in Bundesliga history to pay over 100 million in summer window. At the same time, former Manchester United coach Ten Hager also took over Alonso's mantle and became the new coach of the pharmaceutical factory; his annual salary of 5.5 million euros is second only to Kompany.

coach Manchester United for two and a half seasons. Although Tenghager led the team to win the League Cup and FA Cup championships, it left more impressions on fans of his off-court speech, the reversal of the press conference and the operation of buying people at a premium in the transfer market. In his new boss's preseason debut, Tenghager made a frustration again. In the first half of the game against Flamengo U20, Leverkusen was scored by Flamengo U20 and fell behind 0-4. In the second half, they conceded another goal to make the score 0-5.

After that, Leverkusen sent a large number of main players, and the 17-year-old Karl Braith scored a goal. In the end, the score of this game was fixed at 1-5.

After the interview after the game, Tenghager continued to play his "reversal attribute" as usual: "The result of this game looks bad, but I actually don't care much about the preseason results; and the performance in the last 30 minutes is good, and I can see some positive signs; we must never lose, let alone lose so much, but for me, the most important thing is that no player is injured."