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The words of Thomas Tuchel reported this Monday regarding a possible interest from Barça did not please Bayern.
“ I will undoubtedly be tempted again by the foreigner. ” But also: ” Spain has an exceptional championship. » Statements signed by Thomas Tuchel and reported by Sky Sport, which concludes that the Bayern coach could well succeed Xavi on the FC Barcelona bench at the end of the season.
Since the Catalan technician announced his departure at the end of this 2023-2024 financial year, the European press has been speculating on the identity of the next Blaugranas coach. Mikel Arteta, Luis Enrique and Hans-Dieter Flick are among the most cited strategists. Like Thomas Tuchel, which has the gift of annoying his Munich employer.
“Statements not supported by facts”
In a press release published this Monday, the Bavarian institution denounces the media hype: “ We will no longer accept such unsupported statements that are directly aimed at our coach and always come from the same source. He (Thomas Tuchel, editor’s note) never spoke about Xavi and his successor, contrary to what was later claimed “.
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