74
Overall
78
Attack
78
Midfield
75
Defence
Manager: Ruben Amorim (2024/25 and 2025/26), Urs Fischer (2026/27)
After being linked with Premier League giants, Amorim was appointed to replace Xabi Alonso, who left for Liverpool. With big shoes to fill, Amorim adapted quickly to the German league, his playing and communication style fitting like a glove in Leverkusen.
During a period where Bayern struggled to find a solid identity on the pitch under Ten Hag, Leverkusen continued their solid project, keeping most of their key players and replacing outgoings with smart transfers and quality signings. As a result, they won one Bundesliga, one DFB Pokal, and one Europa League in two years with the Portuguese at the helm.
With prestigious trophies under his belt and having established himself as the finished product, rather than just a promising up-and-coming young coach, Amorim left to embrace the Premier League challenge with a Tottenham Hotspur side desperate to fight for Champions League spots.
After being linked with Premier League giants, Amorim was appointed to replace Xabi Alonso, who left for Liverpool. With big shoes to fill, Amorim adapted quickly to the German league, his playing and communication style fitting like a glove in Leverkusen.
During a period where Bayern struggled to find a solid identity on the pitch under Ten Hag, Leverkusen continued their solid project, keeping most of their key players and replacing outgoings with smart transfers and quality signings. As a result, they won one Bundesliga, one DFB Pokal, and one Europa League in two years with the Portuguese at the helm.
With prestigious trophies under his belt and having established himself as the finished product, rather than just a promising up-and-coming young coach, Amorim left to embrace the Premier League challenge with a Tottenham Hotspur side desperate to fight for Champions League spots.
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