Not just Ten Hag. RB Leipzig identifies two coaches to replace Rose

RB Leipzig is currently in poor form, and it seems inevitable that Marco Rose will be dismissed from his role as head coach. Now, potential replacements have been revealed.

Details: According to the Daily Mirror, RB Leipzig has shortlisted two candidates whose methods and experience align with the club’s philosophy.

The contenders are former Ajax and Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag, and ex-Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter. Both are currently without clubs and are reportedly open to taking on this challenge.

However, it is expected that the final decision will be made by Jürgen Klopp, who will begin his role in Red Bull's football division at the start of January.

Yesterday, RB Leipzig became the first team officially eliminated from the Champions League this season. The "Bulls" lost all six group-stage matches, forfeiting even a mathematical chance of reaching the playoffs. In the Bundesliga, Leipzig is in fourth place.

Reminder: Earlier reports suggested that Graham Potter is also being considered for the managerial position at West Ham.