Tenghach: Leverkusen needs to sign four or five new players to achieve the top four goals in the league

August 7th, Leverkusen coach Ten Hach said in an interview that the team needs to sign four or five new players to achieve the team's predetermined goals.

Tenhach first talked about the warm-up match of Leverkusen's 2-1 victory over Fortuna Sitade, "After a week of high-intensity training, the players performed well against an ambitious opponent. Especially in the first half, we played very well and dominated with and without the ball. There were some difficulties in the second half, and we should have done better. But it was also good, the opponent tied the score to 1-2 and we had to fight back, it was a real one The positive test. "

Many players left Leverkusen this summer. Tenhach said: "This is the situation of top football. Many players left, and many players will come. You can't stop this situation, and that's how it is. But it's better not to have four or five players leave the team during the transfer period at the same time, because this will make the adaptation process more difficult. But sometimes it has to be done."

Wilz, Flynnon, Zachar, Jonatan Ta, etc. Warkusen's original main players left this summer. Then Tenghach said: "Although someone left, we still have to build an excellent team. We have challenged everyone: the team, the coach, the staff, and even the board of directors. We will have to start a new era."

Tenghach continued: "We know that it takes time to build a brand new team, and we are working on it. There is a preliminary outline, and we must continue to craft it on this basis. Because we still have many weaknesses, we still need to strengthen in some positions so that we can achieve our goal of entering the top four of the league. We must sign four or five more players."

Finally, Tenghach said: "There is still a month in the summer transfer period, and anything can happen next. I don't rule out any possibility. We want to retain the current players in the team, but this is not taken for granted."