Leverkusen hired Jurmand as head coach to replace Tenghager, who was just fired

Leverkusen (Levaguson) fired Tenghag, who only led three games, on Monday immediately announced the appointment of former Danish national team coach Yuermand as the head coach, and is expected to take office within the day.

Kasper Hjulmand, 53, was hired by Leverkusen this time. His contract will be signed until 2027, and will re-lead the Bundesliga team in two years to re-lead the Bundesliga team. "It is an honor for me to be able to get a team commission like this and will actively promote the team's team in the future," Yuermand said in a statement after getting the recruitment.

Jurmand once led the Danish national team to the semi-finals in the 2021 European Cup, but lost only to England. In 2024, he entered the last 16 and was eliminated by the host Germany team. Jurmand resigned in July.

Leverkusen looked for a replacement for Tenhager this time. In addition to Yulmander, there were candidates such as Xavi and Raul. He finally chose Yulmander, or the latter had coached Mainz (Minenes) in the Bundesliga experience from 2014 to 2015, but at that time he only won one game in 13 consecutive games and was fired in the end because he was not in the end. Leverkusen will face Frankfurt in the Bundesliga on Friday local time to strive for the first Bundesliga victory of the season, and then will be away from Copenhagen, Denmark in the Champions League.