Erik ten Hag is NOT in contention for Borussia Dortmund job after Nuri Sahin's sacking - as former Bayern Munich boss emerges as front-runner

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Erik ten Hag is NOT in contention for Borussia Dortmund job after Nuri Sahin's sacking - as former Bayern Munich boss emerges as front-runner
Published: Jan, 22 2025 16:44

Erik ten Hag has been ruled out of the race to be the next Borussia Dortmund boss -after initially being the front-runner. Sahin was sacked after just seven months in charge following Dortmund's 2-1 Champions League defeat at Bologna on Tuesday night.

 [Nuri Sahin was sacked by Dortmund after they lost 2-1 to Bologna in the Champions League on Tuesday]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Nuri Sahin was sacked by Dortmund after they lost 2-1 to Bologna in the Champions League on Tuesday]

Despite reaching last season's Champions League final, Dortmund have collapsed this campaign and they sit 10th in the Bundesliga table. Ten Hag was slated for a quick return to management with Dortmund just three months after being sacked by Manchester United, but Mail Sport understands he is not in contention.

 [Former Bayern Munich manager Niko Kovac is understood to be the frontrunner for the job]
Image Credit: Mail Online [Former Bayern Munich manager Niko Kovac is understood to be the frontrunner for the job]

Further discussions were held between him and the club on Wednesday but he claims he does not want to take another job until the summer. Mail Sport also understands that he is still being paid by United as compensation for his termination. He managed Bayern's B team between 2013 and 2015 while Pep Guardiola led the club, even assuming the moniker 'mini Pep'.

Erik ten Hag is not in contention for the Borussia Dortmund job and does not want to take another until the summer after being sacked by Manchester United. Nuri Sahin was sacked by Dortmund after they lost 2-1 to Bologna in the Champions League on Tuesday.

Former Bayern Munich manager Niko Kovac is understood to be the frontrunner for the job. Former Bayern Munich manager Niko Kovac is instead leading the race to take up the post. Kovac has been out of work since he was sacked by Wolfsburg last March. The ex-Croatia captain won a domestic treble with Bayern in the 2018-19 season but left within six months.

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