Hansi Flick has announced his departure from FC Bayern. But who will replace the coach? Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has a clear favorite.
After the announced departure from head coach Hansi Flick, FC Bayern Munich now has to look for a new coach. In the course of the dispute with sports director Hasan Salihamidzic, numerous names made the rounds for a possible successor to Flicks. Above all, Leipzig’s Julian Nagelsmann was considered the first candidate for the post.
But CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has to picture-Information already selected a personal favorite – namely Erik ten Hag from Ajax Amsterdam.
FC Bayern Munich: Ten Hag with a past at FCB
Ten Hag is still tied to Ajax until 2022 and was already on the list of the German record champions before Bayern’s ex-coach Niko Kovac was dismissed. What speaks for the 51-year-old is that he speaks German and also has a past on Säbener Straße: from 2013 to 2015, the Dutchman worked as a reserve coach.
Ten Hag had set the German Beletage some time ago as a long-term goal. “I hope to work as a coach in the Bundesliga one day,” he said.
Flick successor: Massimiliano Allegri apparently out of the running
With Massimiliano Allegri, on the other hand, another candidate, also traded by various media, is said to be loud picture be out of the running.
The 53-year-old Italian last coached Juventus Turin from 2014 to 2019 and has been without a club since then. Rummenigge is said to be a big fan of Allegri too, but the football teacher speaks neither German nor English, which would make it difficult to get involved.
According to the report, Allegri is drawn to Serie A club AS Roma anyway.
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