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In recent days, Ralf Rangnick has emerged as the main favorite to succeed Thomas Tuchel as coach of Bayern Munich. The Austria coach spoke with Munich management, as confirmed by the press and his own management. However, according to Kicker, everything still remains to be done. The former Manchester United coach has not yet obtained the agreement of his selection. Likewise, he has still not given his approval to Bayern Munich. As such, the German technician demands prerogatives, particularly with regard to the transfer period. Still according to the German media, Bayern should accept his demands.
Although Max Eberl, the director of Bayern, is more circumspect about the choice of hiring Ralf Rangnick, the latter, who has only been at the club for a few months, will comply with the collective decision. The former sporting director of Leipzig had bet on other profiles such as Xabi Alonso, Julian Nagelsmann and Roberto de Zerbi.
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