Quote from: SeriouslyGiveaway on Today at 06:20:04 AM

I think the possibility of Tuchel leaving is higher than Kimmich leaving. Kimmich is one of the players who most strongly opposes Tuchel. Over the years, Kimmich has been considered an irreplaceable pillar at Bayern, but since Tuchel arrived, he has repeatedly spoken out that Kimmich is not suitable for the position of holding midfielder, and this clearly doesn't make Kimmich satisfied, and the climax was the time Kimmich could not keep calm and got into a fight with a member of the Bayern Munich coaching staff. It's clear that the relationship between Kimmich and Tuchel cannot be repaired and one of them must leave to help Bayern stabilize.
But it seems that Tuchel is not only displeased with Kimmich and also many other players at Bayern like Thomas Muller. Besides, there is a group of players defending Tuchel, including Neuer, Musiala and Kean, who are all important players of Bayern. Therefore, if Tuchel stays, Bayern's internal affairs will continue to be unstable for a long time with conflicts between the two groups of players and with the coach himself. Therefore, Tuchel's departure is probably the most optimal solution, and the announcement that Tuchel and Bayern will terminate the contract on June 30, 2025 is the answer for all.

Tuchel's presence in the team ought to make a significant impact to their endeavors all time and also Kane's performance needed to add a big advantage to them but so far, their recent games have turned out opposite of their normal and expected performance rate. It'll only mean that their journey this season to a top spot is threatened and no one can say exactly if they'll be able to scale through it. They've not been encouraging and it's quite appaling that they remain depreciated week after week. Sadly though, Tuchel's stay in the club is seemingly threatened, his days are actually numbered and it's understandable that the management would want a switch for the coach position as they expected him to be better considering how much effort his put in recent times and even with flaws, they need not to keep overlooking it as it's unending.

Well it'll only task them to find a proper hand that'll replace Tuchel's as so far they need not to take their chances and cause this to continue unto the next season. Alonso is being quested for and if they're able to secure him, well, hopefully he'll be able to take them out of the state they are. His records are speaking for him and so it's understandable that they see him as a proper prospect for the job ahead in the club. This season, there's been a switch in the dominance that occurs in the German league, the professor Xabi is one key threat to Munich who's in time past being the head and leaders of the league.

Even though last season, there's been a trail behind from Dortmund, comparing all the years, only Leverkusen have been overtime been able to maintain the difference in standings on the contention battle. Tuchel knows that a serious tussle laid ahead and as the season keeps drawing to an end, there's been hope for a greater chance to create growth opportunities too. I'd have loved to see how the end of the season will look like for the German clubs as it's highly expected that unlike Dortmund, Leverkusen would make the big difference since so far, Munich has failed in making good names for themselves.