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Since the resignation of Joachim Löw, the discussion about his successor has broken out.
The exchanges Jürgen Klopp and Julian Nagelsmann have already rejected the position as national coach. Ralf Rangnick, on the other hand, indicated that he was fundamentally willing to speak Wednesday night. One name that has been mentioned over and over again recently is that of the successful Bayern coach Hansi Flick. TO SPORT1-Information, the 56-year-old man is the main candidate as Löw’s successor.
However, the chairman of the board, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, has SPORT1-Interview in early February about the future of Flick, a powerful word was spoken. But do Bayern still have to fear the departure of their six-time coach? SPORT1 describes possible scenarios.
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Scenario 1: Rummenigge gets the word of power – Flick gets Bavaria
Rummenigge said he was “one hundred percent” assuming Flick will remain Bayern’s manager next season. SPORT1-Interview in early February. “Also: he had his best and most successful time as a player at FC Bayern. That will also apply to his time as a coach.”
Flick still has a contract with FC Bayern until 2023. “He is someone who fulfills contracts, even if things are not going well,” internationalist Lothar Matthäus said recently. SPORT1-Interview. “He is a person who thinks a lot. I think he currently has a job at Bayern that he really enjoys, not only with the team, but also with his squad, as he always says, I am convinced that Hansi will definitely do his job.” contract “.
Flick also knows the DFB very well and worked as Löw’s assistant from 2006 and 2014. He is credited with a large chunk of the 2014 World Cup title in Brazil.
But would Bayern let Flick go if he asked for authorization? “I have always said that the coach is the most important employee and that we have a contractual agreement that is well known. So that is not a problem at all. We will not solve the problems of the DFB. And if I’m honest: I would be a coach and I should. change from FC Bayern employer to DFB employer, that would only make me smile, “emphasized Rummenigge in the SPORT1-Interview.
Therefore, the record national player Lothar Matthäus cannot imagine the national coach Flick. “I would say it makes little sense for the DFB to sign Hansi Flick because as a DFB I don’t want to spoil myself with FC Bayern. Because the DFB is a bit dependent on FC Bayern,” Matthäus said Wednesday night. Darling. “I am convinced that he will continue to coach at FC Bayern next season. Because you don’t want to create a rivalry between the DFB and FC Bayern.”
Scenario 2: Flick wants to become national coach – Bavaria needs a new coach
National team manager Oliver Bierhoff made no secret of his mind games on Flick. “I know Hansi very well from his time in the DFB and I appreciate him very much. I would go crazy if I excluded that,” Bierhoff said recently about a possible return of Flicks to the DFB in the Sports box. Working as a national coach definitely appeals to Flick.
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As Bayern coach, Flick has cleared all the titles that can be won. With greater intensity, setbacks are evaluated, such as the cup-out in the second division Holstein Kiel. In addition, the team will be greatly weakened over the next year by the departure of David Alaba. Jérôme Boateng could follow him. Two indispensable players for Flick. Thiago’s departure had already bothered him.
There is a public truce with sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic, but differing opinions on personnel issues have been unmistakable in recent months.
In public, he was always loyal to his employer. “I know what it means to work at Bayern and I don’t see any reason to think about anything else,” said Flick der picture In mid-February. He has a “great team,” a “great technical team,” and a “great staff,” Flick explained, “that’s why I have a lot of fun here. I have absolutely no reason to change anything at the moment.”
But if the DFB in the person of Bierhoff really takes it seriously and Flick succumbs to the call and inherits Löw after MS, Bayern would suddenly be left without a coach for the new season. This is another reason why Bayern should not let their successful coach go without further ado.
Scenario 3: Flick becomes national coach after the end of his contract
Therefore, a kind of compromise would be possible. Flick stays at Bayern and fulfills his contract until 2023. Then he could take over the national team and take care of the European Championship in 2024. Bayern would have enough time to organize Flick’s successor.
The DFB would need an interim solution after the ME this year. For example, for this position you could consider current U21 coach Stefan Kuntz, who could also initiate a change in the team with his experience in the youth field.
Löw himself struck up a conversation with the 58-year-old as his successor. Kuntz did an “excellent job” and had “a very good direction for the team,” the 61-year-old said.
In any case, the association wants to clarify Löw’s successor before the start of the European Championship on June 11. “It is very decent that you informed us of your decision at an early stage,” said DFB President Fritz Keller Löw in announcing his resignation. “He gives us as DFB the time to name his successor calmly and with a sense of proportion.”
