This information was just given by former Bayern Munich and Liverpool player Dietmar Hamann in a comment on German TV. "When a team's leadership treats people like that, you will definitely ask yourself: Should we continue working with the club like that? I think there is a high possibility that coach Thomas Tuchel will leave. He will leave in his own way," Dietmar Hamann commented.
Coach Thomas Tuchel was pensive as Bayern Munich celebrated their 11th Bundesliga title over the weekend.
Previously, right after Bayern Munich won the Bundesliga championship for the 11th consecutive time, the Bavarian team's board of directors immediately decided to fire CEO Oliver Kahn and Sports Director Hasan Salihamidzic. In particular, Mr. Oliver Kahn was also banned from participating in the final match of the season on the day Bayern Munich was crowned.
According to German press, the decisions to fire Oliver Kahn and Hasan Salihamidzic were made before, regardless of whether Bayern Munich won the championship or not. Similarly, the possibility that coach Thomas Tuchel, who just replaced coach Julian Nagelsmann more than 2 months ago, is also being considered for dismissal.
However, due to Bayern Munich winning the Bundesliga, coach Thomas Tuchel is still in a position to continue his job through the confirmation of the club's President, Mr. Herbert Hainer. "However, I think that coach Thomas Tuchel's future with Bayern Munich is very uncertain. I have a feeling that Thomas Tuchel himself feels the same. He is waiting for everything to calm down, assess the situation and will soon make a decision in the near future," Dietmar Hamann said.
Coach Thomas Tuchel also experienced many disappointing moments with Bayern Munich, only winning the Bundesliga thanks in part to the immaturity of his opponent Borussia Dortmund.
Another commentator, Erik Meijer, also a former player, agreed with Dietmar Hamann's assessment, saying: "There has been a lot of information this week that coach Thomas Tuchel will make the decision to leave Bayern Munich, to pave the way for the team to carry out a comprehensive reform."
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