If the Champions League Final was between Bayern Munich and Man City, the odds would have been high for both clubs as a fearful display would have been envisaged. But unfortunately, the mightiest ones had been knocked out before the final, I guess it was the lucky time for Man City. Talking about coaches, I will always say that those people thinking that professional and well-qualified coaches are the problem of a club at times are just being naive, what has Tuchel done in the club so far?
Let's see how the next season would play out with the guy and the club, it's too early for me to judge, let him start and complete a season first.
Bayern Munich and Manchester City Champions League Final would have surely been a matchup of titans with strong odds for both teams given their illustrious histories. But destiny had other ideas and the strongest contenders lost before the championship game seemingly opening the door for a lucky break for Manchester City. When it comes to coaching it is crucial to avoid being naive and attributing all of a club issues to knowledgeable and experienced people. Regarding Thomas Tuchel it is too soon to pass final judgement on his time spent working for the team. Let him experience an entire season from beginning to end and observe the results before making a firm view. The actual potential of the person and the group he leads will only become clear with time.