Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has been linked with the return to management, with RB Leipzig interested in him.
According to a report by Spanish outlet Fichajes, Bundesliga outfit RB Leipzig are keen on 55-year-old Dutch manager Erik ten Hag. Die Roten Bullen are looking at him as a potential replacement for Marco Rose.
It will be interesting to see if RB Leipzig can get a deal done for the 55-year-old in the coming weeks. The Bundesliga giants have had a disappointing 2024/25 campaign, and they are currently sixth in the league table. A club of their stature is expected to do a lot better and qualify for the Champions league at the very least.
A managerial change could be ideal for them. Erik ten Hag has previously proven himself at Ajax and even though he has had a mediocre spell with Manchester United, he could prove to be an interesting acquisition for the German club.
The 55-year-old has shown that he can nurture young players and build a team from scratch. He could be ideal for the RB Leipzig project. The Bundesliga club have plenty of young talents on their hands, and the Dutch tactician could be the ideal mentor for them.
It will be interesting to see if Marco Rose can turn things around and hold on to his job beyond this season. There is no doubt that RB Leipzig have a quality squad and that they have the potential to improve further.
Can Marco Rose save his job?
Marco Rose has previously proven himself in the Bundesliga, and he is a quality manager. He will need to get the best out of his players and improve their position in the Bundesliga table if he wants to stay at the club for the long haul.
Meanwhile, the former Manchester United manager will be hoping for a fresh start, and a move to Germany could be ideal for him. He will look to rebuild his reputation after a disappointing spell with Manchester United in the Premier League.
It remains to be seen how the situation develops over the next few months. Recent reports have suggested that an opportunity in MLS might be on the cards for the former Manchester United manager.
