The internal dynamics of Bayern Munich have suddenly gone into a tailspin under Thomas Tuchel, which is nothing short of shocking.



Reports suggest that key players like Kimmich and Goretzka, alongside de Ligt, are losing trust in coach <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/news/tuchel-targets-champions-league-trophy-for-bayern-munich-20230325-WST-425279.html">Thomas Tuchel</a>. The players are now seriously considering leaving the club due to the escalating scenario. They are understandably unhappy after Tuchel decided to sit de Ligt out of the Bundesliga derby against Bayer Leverkusen. But the manager insisted that his players, regardless of past performances, are not ranked or classified in any way.



Unfortunately, it appears that Tuchel’s comment has gone unheard. De Ligt and his teammates have expressed discontent with the manager’s tactics and leadership. Even while the dissatisfaction is on the rise, his only confidant is goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.



In these uncertain times, his steadfast trust in the coach shines like a light of hope. But Neuer’s allegiance may not be enough to save the day when much of the team is doubting Tuchel’s leadership.



<h2>Tuchel slammed by Bayern greats</h2>



A pivotal choice now lies before the <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/teams/bayern-munich-tv-schedule/">Bayern Munich</a> board. They have a choice: stick with Tuchel and risk losing important players. The other one is to get rid of him and keep the team together. They may have to completely restock the roster if they want to hold on to the German.



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Uncertainty shrouds Bayern Munich’s future as a “players vs. coach” scenario looms, casting a shadow until the summer transfer window. Criticism of Tuchel in recent days reflects strain in the <a href="https://worldsoccertalk.com/where-to-watch-the-bundesliga-on-us-tv-and-internet/">Bundesliga</a>, as per <a href="https://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/tension-bayern-acerca-tuchel-barca-98134299" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">SPORT</a>.



Lothar Matthaus, a legendary player for the Bavarians, expressed his disapproval of the coach’s starting lineup in the team’s 3-0 defeat against Bayer Leverkusen.



“I was very surprised that Bayern did not rely on the stars with Bavarian DNA in the matches. If I were Tuchel, I would have trusted De Ligt, Kimmich, and Müller, especially against Leverkusen. But no, Bayern has been playing with a back four for a year, and when the team needs security the most, it switches to a back three.”



<h2>Two choices to replace Tuchel</h2>



As a result, to get them through to the summer, the Allianz Arena side is thinking about signing Hansi Flick or Joachim Löw temporarily. They both possess extensive knowledge of FC Bayern’s player and staff rosters, according to <a href="https://twitter.com/bayerncentre/status/1757139652467658870" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">90min DE</a>.



Christian Falk, a journalist with <a href="https://twitter.com/cfbayern/status/1757441681245274494" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Sky Germany</a>, even corroborated the fact. He elaborated by saying that Uli Hoeness, a board member of Bayern, and the coach had a serious discussion in the last few days.



Since the German national team fired him last autumn, Flick has remained jobless. During his tenure at Bayern, the 58-year-old coach accumulated substantial victories. He guided the Munich powerhouse to two German championships and one UEFA Champions League victory.



In the meanwhile, Joachim Löw’s tenure as coach of Die Mannschaft from 2006 until 2021 is widely known among German fans. During much of his tenure, he presided over the country’s excellent team, which won the World Cup for the first time as a united country.



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The internal dynamics of Bayern Munich have suddenly gone into a tailspin under Thomas Tuchel, which is nothing short of shocking.

So here we go, we’ve had 12 days of blood and thunder football, sublime skills, shock results, new stars and the retirement of legends. Tonight sees the first of the Quarter Finals and what a way to start this section of the competition. There is no doubting over the last 10 years, Portugal’s stock has risen immensly&nbsp;and this tournament sees the team probably have their best chance of winning a major tournament. Whilst I appreciate they were the host nation last time round, sometimes the weight of expectation from your countrymen can&nbsp;bow down&nbsp;on a side and the pressure can disrupt the best of players.
<div><figure class="image"></figure></div>There will be no excuses for Scolari’s men tonight: They know this game is there for the taking and a potential and probably semi-final meeting with the crafty Croatians. On paper, Portugal should rip Germany to pieces, be far too canny, too sly and too much&nbsp;pace for Germany to cope with. Yet, I’ve this nagging feeling borne out of the fact that I’ve seen this type of situation too many times with Germany. They always survive somehow; always get the last minute winner, the&nbsp;last minute goal line clearance, always the deflection bounces their way. Perhaps that’s down to watching them beat England time after time until 2000. Even in the Croatia game, when they were outplayed for long periods of the match, I still expected them to snatch a late equaliser. Surely it can’t happen again? Honestly, Portugal will either win this game by 3 or 4 or lose 1-0. It’s that type of game for me.
We’ve 4 wonderful quarter finals to look forward to, the football purist would love to see Portugal, Croatia, Holland and Spain go through. How would we feel on Monday morning if we were looking at Turkey, Germany, Italy and Russia as semi-finalists? I wouldn’t mind Turkey and Russia, both sides have really impressed me but my first 4 would conjure up two of the best semi final line ups the Euro’s have ever seen. Italy and Germany have been fortunate, very fortunate but that’s their football history and the tenacity that they show in international football. You can never write them off.
Scolari will be picking a full strength side tonight, full of flair and ability. Germany have fitness doubts over Frings and Podolski and manager Joachim Low banished to the stands for this game. Is this the game that Portugal finally come of age and dismantle one of the old guard of European giants? I think they will, but I’m still going to have that nagging doubt right to the final whistle but then again I thought that during USA 94 when Hristo Stoichkov destroyed them in a wonderful win for Bulgaria. The nagging will persisit&nbsp;though,&nbsp;unless of course the Portuguese go 3 up before half time, then I’ll only be slightly concerned until the final whistle. &nbsp;Portugal to win 3-1

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