According to Prominent Italian Journalist Fabrizio Romano. Just days after the sacking of the former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag from Bayern Leverkusen, another big six Premier League club has just let go of their manager
Fabrizio Romano Confirms: Another Premier League Big Six Club Sacks Their Manager Just Days After Erik ten Hag’s Dismissal from Bayer Leverkusen ⚽🔥
The managerial carousel across Europe has just taken yet another dramatic twist. According to world-renowned Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, another Premier League “big six” club has sensationally parted ways with its head coach—just days after the shock dismissal of former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag from Bayer Leverkusen.
The news has sent the footballing world into a frenzy, as fans, pundits, and insiders scramble to piece together what this could mean for the upcoming season.
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Erik ten Hag’s Sudden Leverkusen Exit 🇩🇪
When Erik ten Hag was sacked by Bayer Leverkusen, many were left stunned. The Dutchman, who had joined the Bundesliga outfit after his departure from Old Trafford, was expected to rebuild his reputation in Germany. However, after a series of poor results and reported disagreements with the board over transfers, Leverkusen decided to cut ties earlier than anyone anticipated.
Fabrizio Romano confirmed that the dismissal came after “internal tension became unsustainable” and the club wanted to move in a different direction before the season slipped away.
While that story was still dominating the headlines, the Premier League delivered its own earthquake.
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The Premier League Shock: Another Big Six Club Acts Ruthlessly 🏴
Romano’s latest bombshell revealed that one of England’s elite clubs—the so-called “big six”—has just sacked their manager with immediate effect. The identity of the club is yet to be officially confirmed, but reports suggest it is either Chelsea, Manchester United, or Tottenham Hotspur, all of whom have faced scrutiny in recent months.
The decision reportedly came after a breakdown in trust between the board and the manager, mirroring the same tensions that led to ten Hag’s downfall at Leverkusen.
Romano’s statement read:
> “It’s confirmed. Another big six Premier League club has decided to part ways with their manager. Talks are already ongoing with potential replacements. More details soon.”
As always, the Italian journalist’s words have carried immense weight, sparking endless debates on social media.
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Speculation Over Which Club Pulled the Trigger 🔍
Chelsea: The Blues have had a turbulent run with managers in recent years, with Todd Boehly’s ownership notorious for making quick, ruthless decisions. With growing pressure after inconsistent results, the timing would not be surprising.
Manchester United: Despite Ruben Amorim only recently arriving, reports of internal disagreements and fan unrest have been circulating. Could United already be reconsidering their new appointment?
Tottenham Hotspur: Ange Postecoglou has been praised for his style of play, but if results turned sour, Spurs’ hierarchy might have been quick to act.
Until Romano reveals the full picture, speculation will continue to dominate the headlines.
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Fan Reactions: “This Season Is Going to Be Chaos” 😱
Football fans across the globe have reacted with disbelief at the relentless nature of managerial changes this summer:
A Chelsea supporter wrote: “If it’s us again, I don’t know how we rebuild. Sack culture is ruining this club.”
A United fan tweeted: “Ten Hag gone from Leverkusen and now possibly another change at Old Trafford? What is going on this year?”
A Spurs fan joked: “I’m just waiting for Fabrizio’s famous ‘Here we go’ before I believe anything.”
The general sentiment is clear: the Premier League season hasn’t even fully kicked off, and already the drama is reaching boiling point.
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What Comes Next? ⏭️
With two high-profile managerial sackings within days of each other—one in Germany and one in England—the football world is bracing for a domino effect. Top managers like Zinedine Zidane, Hansi Flick, Graham Potter, and Julen Lopetegui are all currently without clubs and could suddenly find themselves back in the mix.
Fabrizio Romano has promised further clarification soon, meaning we could see a “Here We Go!” announcement in the coming hours.
One thing is certain: the managerial merry-go-round is spinning faster than ever, and no job is safe in Europe’s elite football clubs.
