JamieSpursCommunityUser
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This narrative was put out by the Board to justify sacking a manager whilst still on for the treble. JN heard it from twitter just like us, not even face to face.
Bayern are now worse off in the league and out of both cups.
Report: Bayern Munich players not aligned with bosses on Julian Nagelsmann sacking
There appears to be heat everywhere at Bayern Munich.
www.bavarianfootballworks.com
Most of the players didn't like the fact Kahn and Salihamidžić mentioned that Nagelsmann had the dressing room against him as one of the reasons for his dismissal. The players believe they were made into scapegoats instead of the bosses clearly and honestly taking responsibility for sacking Nagelsmann.
The bosses thought the change of coach would give new impetus and ‘liberate’ the players, but that was a clear misjudgment.
Joshua Kimmich says Julian Nagelsmann had NOT lost the dressing room at Bayern Munich before sacking | Goal.com UK
Joshua Kimmich clarified that outgoing Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann did not lose the dressing room before getting sacked.
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Speaking to TZ, Kimmich said, "We won only 5 games out of 10. But I can say that he didn’t lose the dressing room. I’ve already been through a few coaching changes – there was nothing to indicate internally that he lost the dressing room or that players are unhappy. We all were surprised."
Joshua Kimmich lauds Julian Nagelsmann as one of the best managers he’s worked under at Bayern Munich
The Nagelsmann era at Bayern is now over, but Kimmich holds him in very high regard.
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“I can only say that Julian Nagelsmann is an outstanding coach. He’s easily in my top 3 best coaches,” Kimmich bluntly responded when asked for a remark on Nagelsmann’s sacking (via @iMiaSanMia).
Of course, Kimmich has already played under a bevvy of top class managers in Pep Guardiola, Carlo Ancelotti, Jupp Heynckes, Joachim Low and Hansi Flick before playing under Nagelsmann.
'Tough pill to swallow' - Matthijs de Ligt reacts to Bayern sacking Julian Nagelsmann - and responds to dressing room rift reports | Goal.com UK
Matthijs de Ligt has described Bayern Munich's decision to fire Julian Nagelsmann as a "tough pill to swallow".
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"No, I didn't see it coming and I was surprised. We're second in the league, in the quarter-finals of the cup and in the quarter-finals of the Champions League. Everything's still in there," the Netherlands international told NOS. "Those in charge decide who the coach is, but it was a tough pill to swallow. But I also believe that Tuchel is a coach who suits us."
De Ligt also played down talk of a dressing room riftand says he enjoyed a good relationship with Nagelsmann at Bayern.
"Ah, the German media – that says enough. I had a good relationship with the coach and his staff, so it was difficult for me," he added. "I got in touch with him, sent him a message and thanked him for everything he taught me. He really wanted me at the club and was important to me. Thanks to him, I've taken important steps in my development over the past few months."
