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Like Julian Nagelsmann before him, Thomas Tuchel did not resist the torments of Bayern Munich. If the first had mainly been disembarked for the open fracture with a large part of his locker room last March, the second paid dearly for the crisis of results, his sometimes off-ground outings in the media, but also his tumultuous relations with several of its executives. This Wednesday, Bayern formalized the departure of Thomas Tuchel at the end of the season.
On the club’s official website, the 50-year-old technician was able to react to this decision taken jointly with his management: “We agreed that we would end our collaboration after this season. Until then, my coaching team and I will of course continue to do everything possible to ensure maximum success.declared the former PSG coach.
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