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Home Sport Xabi Alonso announces he's staying at Bayer Leverkusen 30-03-2024 11:53 AM Ammon News - Xabi Alonso will stay as coach of Bayer Leverkusen, ending speculation linking him with the soon-to-be vacant Liverpool and Bayern Munich jobs. "This is the right place for me to be, to develop as a coach," Alonso said Friday, adding that his squad's drive to succeed was a key reason to remain. "They gave me so many reasons to keep believing in the team, for their commitment, for their desire, for their hunger to have a great season. I feel that my job is not over here," the 42-year-old said. "I want to help the team and I want to help the young players to develop. And if I am part of the process, I’m happy with that. So putting all the things together, this important decision, hopefully, I’m convinced is the right one. I’m happy. I’m still young, so time will tell, but right now I feel like that." Fox Sports

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Xabi Alonso announces he's staying at Bayer Leverkusen

30-03-2024 11:53 AM

Ammon News - Xabi Alonso will stay as coach of Bayer Leverkusen, ending speculation linking him with the soon-to-be vacant Liverpool and Bayern Munich jobs.

"This is the right place for me to be, to develop as a coach," Alonso said Friday, adding that his squad's drive to succeed was a key reason to remain.

"They gave me so many reasons to keep believing in the team, for their commitment, for their desire, for their hunger to have a great season. I feel that my job is not over here," the 42-year-old said.

"I want to help the team and I want to help the young players to develop. And if I am part of the process, I’m happy with that. So putting all the things together, this important decision, hopefully, I’m convinced is the right one. I’m happy. I’m still young, so time will tell, but right now I feel like that."

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