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Bayern Munich finds themselves amidst deliberations regarding potential successors for manager Thomas Tuchel, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Zinedine Zidane emerging as prominent candidates.
The Bavarian club’s recent struggles, characterized by a three-game losing streak, have intensified the scrutiny on Tuchel. Disappointing results have left Bayern trailing eight points behind Bayer Leverkusen in the league standings, prompting discussions within the club hierarchy about potential managerial changes.
While Tuchel is set to retain his position for the time being, reports from Sky Germany suggest that Bayern Munich is actively exploring alternative options. Solskjaer has surfaced as a potential interim replacement should Tuchel’s tenure be cut short before the season’s conclusion. Additionally, Zidane’s managerial prowess has captured Bayern’s attention, with the Frenchman also being considered for the role.
In response to the team’s recent setbacks, Tuchel has opted to grant his players a period of respite ahead of crucial fixtures, aiming to rejuvenate their spirits. Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has affirmed that the club has no immediate plans to dismiss Tuchel, albeit falling short of providing unequivocal backing to the under-fire manager.
As Bayern gears up for upcoming matches against RB Leipzig and SC Freiburg, securing positive results becomes imperative to alleviate mounting pressure on Tuchel. Moreover, the looming Champions League clash against Lazio presents a significant opportunity for Bayern to overturn a 1-0 deficit from the first leg and salvage their European campaign.
