Thomas Tuchel's time at Bayern Munich was characterized by difficulties, following his midseason departure from Chelsea. After the dismissal of Julian Nagelsmann, Bayern acquired Tuchel, but his first summer was filled with complaints about squad depth without substantial backing from the board. This lack of support led to issues in player rotation and injuries, exposing the team's vulnerabilities during the January transfer window. As a result, two poorly received transfers—Sacha Boey and Bryan Zaragoza—are set to be offloaded, with potential financial recoveries uncertain.
Thomas Tuchel's reign at Bayern Munich was short-lived, fractured, and arguably doomed from the start, following a midseason exit from Chelsea.
Tuchel's summer transfer window was marked by complaints about squad depth, with zero support from the board after acquiring Harry Kane and Kim Min-jae.
Bayern's January transfer window revealed a lack of player depth, and two failed transfers, Sacha Boey and Bryan Zaragoza, are expected to be offloaded.
Zaragoza, who only made seven appearances, may allow Bayern to recover a portion of his transfer fee, but Boey’s €30M price recovery is uncertain.
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