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Pushed towards the exit by Bayern, Thomas Tuchel is likely to bounce back in the English championship.
Thomas Tuchel’s adventure at Bayern will not extend beyond the current season. Due to a succession of poor results, the 2021 European champion technician was called upon to give up his apron.
The former PSG coach should not remain inactive for too long, however. He wants to dive back immediately and he intends to do so at the head of a big club. It is rumored that it already has some interesting touches.
England rather than Spain for Tuchel
According to Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, Tuchel is eyeing the position of Manchester United manager. After his time at Chelsea, he believes his work in the Premier League is not completely finished. And so he would like to go back there. The only problem is that the position in question is not vacant. The Dutchman Erik Ten Hag is still in place.
Tuchel was also one of the coaches announced at Barcelona. Succeeding Xavi at the head of the Blaugrana could also be tempting. However, in Catalonia he would not benefit from the same means as those who can present themselves at Old Trafford.
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