#julian-nagelsmann

#julian-nagelsmann

Kyle Walker is a target for Bayern Munich, who want to sign a right-back after Joao Cancelo's return to Manchester City.Walker has just won his fifth Premier League title since joining City six years ago and has one year left on his contract.The England international had a spell in March and April where he was left out of the first XI by Pep Guardiola and was then a substitute in the Champions League final.

1. Thomas Tuchel's first season at Bayern Munich has been a successful one, as they have already secured the Bundesliga title and remain on course for a treble.
2. Despite the successes, Tuchel has faced criticism from some supporters due to his tactical approach and the team's lack of fluid

RB Leipzig is currently in third place in the Bundesliga behind Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund with just three matches left to play.They cannot mathematically leapfrog either Bayern or Dortmund, but if they don't get the right results, they could slip out of the top four, and thus, a Champions League qualifying spot.

Best odds: 19/20 Bookmaker: BetUS In a game likely to have great impact on the title race in the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich will play host to RB Leipzig at the Allianz Arena on Saturday afternoon, within the round before last of the campaign.Bayern Munich
Bayern's domination over the game in Germany has been of such magnitude that many people refuse to pay too much attention to the Bundesliga at all, citing a perceived lack of competitiveness as the reason.

Bayern Munich attacker Sadio Mane has struggled to find his peak form since his knee injury that he picked up just before the winter break for the World Cup in Qatar.He missed out on going to the tournament with Senegal and hasn't quite hit his full stride since the Hinrunde and marking his return to full fitness towards the end of February, just weeks before Julian Nagelsmann was sacked and replaced by Thomas Tuchel.

All hope is not lost a Bayern Munich as they're still well poised to go on and lift their eleventh consecutive Meisterschale, but Borussia Dortmund is doing their part to keep piling on the pressure on the Rekordmeister.It's still only a single point that separates the two sides, but for Bayern fans, getting knocked out of both the DFB-Pokal and Champions League in such close proximity to one another will leave a sour taste of disappoint even if they hang on and beat out Dortmund to the Bundesliga title once again.

There could very well be yet another Bayern Munich related managerial move in the somewhat near future.Per information from Bild (via @iMiaSanMia) former Bayern assistant manager Dino Toppmöller is the leading candidate to replace Oliver Glasner at Eintracht Frankfurt this summer.Earlier this week, Frankfurt officially announced that they'd be parting ways with Glasner come the end of the season, which is just a year shy of when his contract was set to expire.

With two more goals in his last two games, Bayern Munich 's Serge Gnabry has hit double-digit Bundesliga goals for the seventh season running - every year he's been in the German top flight, in fact, since his days at Werder Bremen in 2016/17.Fittingly, Gnabry's eleventh league goal of the year came against Bremen.

Bayern Munich took one more step towards an 11th straight Bundesliga title with their 2-1 win at Werder Bremen.Much like last weekend's 2-0 win over Hertha Berlin at the Allianz Arena, Bayern had to wait until the second half to break the deadlock after a first half that was rather scarce of too many credible chances for either side.

Thomas Tuchel has already stressed his desire to sign both a striker and a No. 6 midfielder this summer, even though Bayern Munich already has Joshua Kimmich currently occupying that role.Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting's solid goal-scoring run earlier this season before Julian Nagelsmann was sacked was rather unexpected, but a welcomed surprise nonetheless for a team that had just lost Robert Lewandowski in the previous summer's transfer window.

Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn has been the subject of scrutiny in the midst of Bayern Munich's recent troubles.He took some time after the team's Hertha Berlin win - which has afforded them some breathing space at the top of the Bundesliga standings - to address the heat head on."A very wise coach once said: Whoever signs a contract with FC Bayern must know what he has done," Kahn said after the match ( via Az's Maximilian Koch).

Despite Bayern Munich 's front office facing a great deal of scrutiny due to the decision to replace Julian Nagelsmann with Thomas Tuchel has coincided with their poor run of form, the supervisory board isn't planning on making any personnel changes until after this season.Oliver Kahn has taken the brunt of the criticism and both he and Hasan Salihamidzic will be meeting with the club's supervisory board on May 22nd to discuss their futures, or lack thereof, with the club.