Leverkusen, the hometown of pharmaceutical giant Bayer, is becoming a rising football powerhouse with their impressive performance this season.
Anyone who’s ever visited the unassuming hometown of pharmaceutical giant Bayer will agree that Leverkusen (population: around 170,000) is quite different to London. But there are some similarities, starting with the weather. “I’m used to it,” smiles when The Athletic mentions the dismal greyness hanging over the German club’s BayArena stadium.
Xhaka with The Athletic’s Raphael Honigstein On the other side of the boardroom window, by contrast to the sky overhead, golden beams from a hundred artificial suns are nourishing the pitch. Xhaka and his team-mates have been lighting up this place throughout the season with their football too, delighting supporters with a thrilling mix of durability and beauty, precision-engineered by a young, uncompromising Spanish coach. Advertisement With half the season gone, they are top of the table, ahead of wealthier, more established sides and could well go all the way in multiple competition
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