Kahn, Salihamidzic or Tuchel: who is responsible for the Bayern crisis?

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Borussia Dortmund could achieve what it has been striving for for years: to break Bayern’s dominance in the Bundesliga. It would be a season without a title for Munich, the first in eleven years.

And who is to blame for the mega crisis? CEO Oliver Kahn (53)? Sports director Hasan Salihamidzic (46)? Trainer Thomas Tuchel (49)? Probably the most likely answer: the collective. Because each of the trio contributes to the mess.

No family feeling under Kahn

As CEO, Kahn is responsible for promoting the development of FC Bayern as a club and for the well-being of the employees. But the ex-Bayern goalkeeper seems unable to do that. The “Kicker” writes that the club has repeatedly complained that the family and closeness that once made the record champions have been lost.

The “Abendzeitung” also reports that the mood on Säbener Strasse is worse than in decades. Kahn lacks openness and communication. The criticism is great, there are already rumors about a possible successor.

Salihamidzic, on the other hand, talks too much – or so the players think. The relationship between the team and the management floor – Salihamidzic’s area of ​​responsibility – is “totally disrupted”. The actors behave more and more cautiously in confidential conversations for fear that internal information will become public.

“Powerman” Salihamidzic

The relationship between him and Kahn had also “cooled”, as the “Mirror” puts it. With the departure of Kahn’s predecessor Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (67) and ex-president Uli Hoeness (71), Salihamidzic tried to emancipate himself, with the result that he was now increasingly seen as a “power man”. He was no longer the “sweet, nice Brazzo,” he told “Zeit” last summer.

There are also player transfers that are not fruitful. Marcel Sabitzer (29) is one example, Douglas Costa (32) is another. And probably the most prominent flop: Sadio Mané (31). Signed as a superstar, the Senegalese fell short of expectations. A summer departure is considered likely.

And then there’s Coach Tuchel. At the end of March, he took over a team that was in the title race in all three competitions. Now, two months later, Munich only has chances to win the championship trophy – but even these are very slim.

Matthew rants at Tuchel

Somehow the trainer gets his fat off too. World champion Lothar Matthäus (62) told “Bild” that the team had become “even worse” under Tuchel. On the one hand, each player is busy with himself. On the other hand: “Tuchel has increased the uncertainty because at his press conferences, which seem a bit strange to me, he always talks about how difficult everything is and what doesn’t work, instead of standing in front of the team.”

Kahn, Salihamidzic and Tuchel, the infernal trio. If the title really goes to Dortmund, Bayern’s hell season is actually perfect.

Source : Blick