Former German league coach Sascha
Lewandowski has passed away at the age of 44.
Lewandowski, who coached Bayer Leverkusen
and Union Berlin during his time in the Bundesliga
was found dead at his home in Bochum, Germany.
The cause of his death is still unknown but the
coach was diagnosed of Acute fatigue syndrome in
March.
"It is hard to imagine for us that Sascha is dead,"
Leverkusen sporting director Rudi Voller said in a
statement on the club's website. "He was a great
man who brought all his strength and passion in
his work... Sascha did a fantastic job. Our deepest
sympathy goes to his [family]. We are all shocked
and deeply concerned," Leverkusen chief
executive Michael Schade added. Our thoughts are
now with his partner and his family. Sascha
Lewandowski was a wonderful person who has
left their mark in Leverkusen. "
His name is closely linked to the sporting success
of our club in recent years. It's terrible that he is
now no longer among us. We had all hoped to see
him again in the summer on a bench."
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