Tenghach: Alonso has laid a solid foundation to make up for the players departure in a team manner

In an interview, Leverkusen coach Ten Hach talked about some of the current situation of the team. He said that the players' departure will be compensated in a team manner.

Tenhah said: "I am certainly excited to practice with the team for the first time. We have been preparing intensively for this over the past few weeks. It's great to be able to train on the court with these professional and young players. We will rebuild the team and we need to make up for the players' departure in a team way."

"I haven't gotten in touch with all the players yet, and the cooperation in the new season will be very close. Players should enjoy the holidays and stay with their family and friends when they are on vacation. They don't need a coach connection. However, I'm always here to serve every player and if anyone needs my advice or information, I'll be happy to provide it."

"We still need to build our roster, and we will do it. We are working hard, and due to the departure of some players, we have to find it back. But we will never get back the former players, and every professional player has their own characteristics, and you have to respect that. Of course, we will look for the best solution."

Regarding the replacement for Wiltz, Tenghach said: "We know that when a world-class player like Wiltz leaves, it can only be compensated in the team's way. Of course, we will do something in the transfer market, but we also have to compensate for his departure through the team. No player can replace him because Wiltz has only one."

"I joined Ajax with great ambitions and have a higher goal in joining Manchester United, and they know how to win trophys and championships. I want to keep moving forward here , Xavi Alonso has laid a solid foundation. Yes, we have met and talked, and we knew each other when we were at Bayern. "

"I respect his achievements here and what he did at Real Madrid. I wish him all the best and a great success in the Club World Cup semi-finals. Leverkusen's football style over the past two years has made fans all over the world happy."

When asked about the details of his discussion with Xavi Alonso, Tenghach said: "I won't say it."