Tenghach s first signing! Leverkusen introduces new Van der Sar at a discounted price, and the Bees sign the Reds second goal to make up for the shortage

The mainstream European leagues have basically ended the 2024-25 season. Official news about changing coaches, renewing contracts, signings, terminations, etc. are coming one or two of the latest news they see every day. Friends who are interested can continue to pay attention. Bundesliga powerhouse Leverkusen completed the first signing after Tenghach took over, spending 10 million euros to sign the compatriot of coach Teng and the Dutch national goalkeeper Mark Flekken from Brentford.

Leverkusen officially announced that he had signed a three-year contract with Fleken. The Dutch active national goal was the first signing after Tenghach took over. Although he lost the main right-back Flynnpon, coach Teng did not make up for the gap at the first time, but strengthened the goalkeeper position, which shows that he was particularly dissatisfied with the strength of the pharmaceutical factory.

Last season, Leverkusen's goalkeeper's playing time was divided by two players. Finnish veteran Hradki made 35 appearances, conceded 48 goals, and completed 8 clean sheets; Czech national goalkeeper Koval made 15 appearances, conceding 13 goals, and 9 clean sheets. In the previous 2023-24 season, the top two goalkeepers of the pharmaceutical factory were also these two, and the playing time was similar. As captain Hradki gradually grew older, it is necessary to strengthen this position, and Fleken is very likely to occupy the main position in one fell swoop. Although 31-year-old Flecken is from Rhoda JC youth training, he entered the German arena at the age of 14 and has played for Aachen, Fert, Duisburg and Freiburg. He has two seasons of Bundesliga experience, and has sent 10 and 13 clean sheets in a single season. In the past two seasons, he has also been the absolute main player at Brentford, with 74 appearances in the Premier League. When introducing the new goalkeeper of Leverkusen on the Bundesliga website, he believed that his style was very similar to his national team senior Van der Sar. After sending away the main goalkeeper at a lower price of €10 million, Brentford spent €14.8 million to buy Irish goalkeeper from Liverpool and fill the gap. Kellech is from the Reds' own youth training and has won 10 appearances in the Premier League in the past two seasons. He is expected to become the number one goalkeeper of the Bees in the new season.