Quote from: Palakka on Today at 04:31:03 PM

Bayern Munich is entering a new era with Kompany as coach so I think we are now more focused on seeing his ability to build Munich next season, Kompany currently of course has a tough job and of course he needs all his abilities and experience to be able to make Munich dominate again in Bundesliga next season.

Next season is not going to be an easy one for Kompany and Bayern Munich. Everyone is expecting something superb from him next season but his past records is not showing that he can do much for this club when the season starts. I won’t look down on his capabilities because his best might just be showcased now that he wants to manage Bayern Munich and not when he was still managing Burnley and was under little or no pressure then.

Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 08:12:15 AM

Tuchel was sacked by Bayern after a disastrous season in the Bundesliga, but with Negelsmann it was different, his results with Bayern were not disastrous. And Bayern invited Negelsman to return to the post of head coach, but he refused because at that moment he was the head coach of Germany, in fact, he now remains the coach of Germany, but it is not known what will happen after the loss of the Spanish national team, perhaps he will also be fired because a loss at the quarter-final stage at the home Euro may be perceived too negatively.

To be honest, Nagelsmann tried in that match but it was too much for him to contain. The pressure that was received from the Spanish team was too much for him to handle even though he also gave them a hard time before they were able to become victorious in that match. About sacking him, I don’t think so, I think he’ll still be given another chance. The coaches of him coming back to Bayern Munich even after his sack is not what I think will be imminent, but he messed up not to have accepted the offer when it came for him for the second time again.