Quote from: SmartCharpa on Today at 09:56:28 AM

Nagelsman is better than Tuchel, even though Tuchel has a history of winning trophies because Tuchel has failed to manage Bayern Munich this season. Nagelsman was successful at the club, and he was sacked with no offense, the management does not have any reasons why they sacked him, I believe they would regret the decision they made because there's no consistency in their games this season. However, there were several coaches on the market much better than Kompany but they turned down the offer because they were doing well in their current clubs. I believe that Kompany has his tactics to improve the team but they need to be patient with him because that will be his first season with the players, and they need more time to adapt to each other.

If Bayern Munich continues to fail next season, it will be a shame for all the management because they don't have to finish next season without raising any trophy, If Leverkusen makes the Bundesliga difficult to win, at least they should win the DFB Pokal since they have appointed young manager who can compete with Xabi Alonso.

In rating coaches like Nagelsmann and Tuchel, consider their track records and current state. While Tuchel has a history of trophy wins, his time at Munich this season has been challenging. Nagelsman's success at the club before being sacked shows positive managerial abilities. Judging their abilities solely on one season's performance will not be fair. Tuchel's past glories shouldn't be ignored, but Nagelsman's potential and achievements should be acknowledged too.

The decision-making process behind coaching appointments can be wide, as with Kompany's selection at Munich. There were other better coaches in the market but their reluctance was evident. Kompany's tactics and vision for the team could lead to improvements, but patience and time for adaptation are crucial. The first season with new players often involves learning and it's reasonable to expect adjustments before improvements.

For Bayern Munich, the pressure to succeed is intense and failure to secure trophies would disappoint the fans and management alike. Leverkusen, under Xabi Alonso are a competitive challenge. The aim to win the DFB Pokal is still feasible, especially with the resources and capabilities of their coach. Both clubs will need to push through challenges, adapt strategies and show resilience to achieve their objectives in the upcoming season.