Dietmar Hamann has called on Bayern Munich to decide to sack Thomas Tuchel ahead of their Champions League quarter-final clash with Arsenal.
Former Bayern Munich midfielder Dietmar Hamann has called on his former club to fire 50-year-old coach Thomas Tuchel from his position. After the loss to Borussia Dortmund 0-2, almost giving up hope of defending the championship. From following behind Leverkusen reached 13 points before playing the final 7 games of the season. From a reveal with Sky90 on Monday UFABET
‘As a club you now have to decide what’s best for the club.’ Hamann said. ‘It’s not about Thomas Tuchel or Max Eberl, Harry Kane or Joshua Kimmich. But it’s about Bayern Munich.’
‘You are one of the eight best teams in Europe and if Bayern play as well as they can. They have a very good chance of qualifying to face Arsenal, (Arsenal) this team is a good team. But there isn’t much experience at this level. And in my opinion Now you have to decide if this is the best preparation possible to qualify for the next round against Arsenal.’
‘For me, the management has to ask itself whether it is now going into the final stages of the league and the Champions League with Thomas Tuchel in the next few weeks.’
‘Now you need to think seriously about getting a new trainer over the past few weeks. There’s a lot on the market, [Jose] Mourinho comes to mind. You can think whatever you want about Mourinho, but at Chelsea the players love him. He’s outstanding from a professional point of view.’
Bild columnist Alfred Draxler shared the same opinion
As Hamann, writing:
‘I am of the opinion that Bayern should sack Thomas Tuchel. After the latest work Maybe that should have ended sooner after it became clear he had to go.’
‘Not only did the players have bad body language, the coach did too. What he said after the game was completely inappropriate. You feel like he doesn’t control this team anymore. And he no longer has a job under his control.’
‘Bayern has nothing to lose. That is why you can risk everything again. and hired another coach there. But they still have something to win: the Champions League. And I say that with the form and attitude of recent games. They will lose both games against Arsenal if that is what they want. They should move on. I will respond.’