Bayern Munich has encountered numerous setbacks since Tomas Tuchel took over as their manager, prompting them to part ways with him.
Following their defeat against Leverkusen, Bayern’s hopes of defending their title as champions in Germany have significantly dwindled, leading the club to seek a change in leadership. However, unlike some other clubs, Bayern will allow Tuchel to remain at the helm until the end of the season.
According to reports from Sky Sports journalist Florian Plettenberg, Bayern and Tuchel have mutually agreed to part ways once the season concludes.
The decision stems from Bayern’s underwhelming performance, marked by their elimination from the German Cup and falling behind Leverkusen in the league standings. Additionally, their Champions League campaign has been less than stellar.
It is anticipated that the German powerhouse, which is already exploring options for a new manager, will make an official announcement in the coming days.
Two prominent names are being considered for the position. Firstly, there’s Xavi Alonso, who has garnered praise for his work with Leverkusen. Secondly, Jurgen Klopp, who recently revealed his intention to depart Liverpool in the summer, is also under consideration.
