Will Tin Hags train Dortmund?
A German press report revealed the fact that coach Eric Tin Hag took the training of Borussia Dortmund in the coming period.
Dortmund has announced today the dismissal of coach Nuri Shaheen due to poor results.
Journalist Florian Plotberg stated, Dortmund does not intend to contract with Tin Hag, because contracting with him will be expensive.
The source added that Tin Hag is still receiving his salaries from Manchester United after his dismissal several months ago.
Dortmund has announced today the dismissal of coach Nuri Shaheen due to poor results.
Journalist Florian Plotberg stated, Dortmund does not intend to contract with Tin Hag, because contracting with him will be expensive.
The source added that Tin Hag is still receiving his salaries from Manchester United after his dismissal several months ago.
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