The Italian specialist was not forgiven for a disastrous pre-season with one win in four matches on the Asian tour, as well as slaps in the face from Napoli and Liverpool, scandals with the leaders of Bayern (the club management talks about the “five” the most important players”, and the German media write about Ribery, Robben, Boateng, Hummels and Müller), mediocre results even at the Bundesliga level, where Borussia is now committing atrocities (not to mention the Champions League), and lack of ideas in the game plan.
Bayern President Uli Hoeneß said that he would decide on a new coach by mid-October, i.e. For the first match after the international break (it will be a home game with Freiburg), the team will most likely be led by a new helmsman.
Who will it be?
Thomas Tuchel
The main problem Bayern will face in finding Ancelotti's replacement is that Bundesliga clubs are unlikely to allow Munich to negotiate with their managers just weeks into the season.
All this makes unemployed specialists like the ex-Borussia coach Thomas Tuchel even more attractive options.
Tuchel failed to repeat the feat of Jurgen Klopp and return the “silver salad bowl” to Dortmund, but he made Borussia Bayern’s main competitor “in the domestic market”, and in his own last game At the helm of the Bumblebees he won the German Cup.
Tuchel's resume may not be as impressive as some of his rivals, but he stands out due to his tactical nous.
Plus, a longtime admirer of Tuchel’s work is... the chairman of the board of Bayern, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.
Julian Nagelsmann
Julian Nagelsmann
One of the main contenders for the vacant post is considered to be a 30-year-old Julian Nagelsmann from Hoffenheim, who managed to drink a lot of blood from the grandee with his “villages” and who does not hide his desire to move to Munich. Remember his cheeky interview in which he declared that “I have a happy life, but Bayern would make it even happier”?
Appointing a specialist with only two seasons of work in the elite division behind him is a certain risk. On the other hand, at 30, Nagelsmann has already achieved some success, and his invitation could be a slick and smart move from Hoeness.
Having taken over Hoffenheim, which almost lost relegation to the second Bundesliga in the 2015/16 season, the specialist, who ended his playing career at the age of 19 due to injuries, quickly raised the team to a record fourth place. This summer, the team achieved the right to play in the Champions League, but lost to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool in qualifying, largely due to the loss of two key players - Sebastian Rudy and Niklas Sule went to conquer Bayern.
It may very well be that Nagelsmann will soon follow the same path.
If Bayern really needs a German (!) coach who meets the demands of the modern Bundesliga, who sleeps with thoughts of tactical schemes and is a fan of new technologies, then it is either Nagelsmann or Tuchel.
Jurgen Klopp
These requirements also include Jurgen Klopp, but he is unlikely to leave Liverpool for an offer from Munich.
“In July, ex-Bayern coach Ottmar Hitzfeld made a bold statement: “I think Klopp is capable of becoming Bayern coach. I hope one day he will take over the club. I’ll look forward to that.”
Among the likely candidates, Klopp is the most successful when it comes to German football. With Borussia Dortmund he won two titles in a row - in 2011 and 2012.
His reign at Dortmund did not end well - he left the team in seventh place in the table and lost in the Cup final. But his reputation in Germany was not damaged.
It is unlikely that Klopp will choose to leave Liverpool at this stage. However, many players and coaches believe that Jurgen will not be able to simply ignore the interest from a club like Bayern. Plus, he knows guys like Gotze and Lewandowski very well,” says Oliver Young-Miles from Squawka .
Luis Enrique
When Pep Guardiola left Bayern for Manchester City last summer, the German club quickly found a new coach with experience of winning the Champions League - Ancelotti.
In recent years, Bayern have come within striking distance of the Champions League final several times, but neither Guardiola nor Ancelotti managed to repeat the success of Jupp Heynckes.
Just like Carlo Luis Enrique won the Champions League - in 2015, his Barcelona took the treble with the MSN trident.
Bayern's attacking potential is no worse - the team has Robben, James Rodriguez and Lewandowski. And Enrique has already proven that he can get the most out of having talented midfielders and forwards at his disposal.
Enrique did not have the best time at Roma, and Bayern is a great chance to prove to himself and everyone else that the successes that followed the Roman failure at Celta and Barcelona were not an accident.
18 MayFC Bayern
In this article you will learn:
Football club Bayern is the most popular and most awarded football club Germany. Its foundation dates back to 1900. The list of trophies won by the Munich team is truly impressive. Bayern is a sixteen-time winner of the German Cup, the team has won the championship twenty-three times. The Munich team managed to win the European Cup three times and the Champions League twice.
Club emblem
Nicknames:"rotchose" ("red pants"), FC "Hollywood", Bavarians, Star of the South.
Address: Germany, Saebener Strasse 51, DE–81547, Munchen
Stadium: Allianz Arena. Capacity – 69,901 spectators. Field size: length – 105, width – 69 (in meters).
Official website of the club: www.fcbayern.de
History of the club
At the end of the 19th century, football in Germany developed due to the popular gymnastics clubs at that time. One of these clubs was Munich 1860. In 1899, a football section was founded in this club. Since little attention was paid to football in the gymnastics club, already in 1900 a section meeting was held where the issue of the possibility of independent development was discussed football section. Eleven people spoke in favor of secession from gymnastics club and create a new football club. This is how the Bayern football club was born. The club was named after.
Bayern played its first match with the First Munich team. The result of the match is 5:2 in favor of Bayern. Due to the fact that the club was based near the University of Munich, it became very popular among students. The doors of the new club were open to everyone, so the team did not experience a shortage of players. It is not surprising that in 1907 the club had a dozen children's and youth teams, as well as several adult teams. Before the First World War, this team was the most popular in Munich. Several players from the German national team played for the Bavarians.
Bayern's first successes
The team from Munich owes its first successful performances to coach William Townley. It was this coach who instilled speed and combination play in the Munich team. The 1925/26 season was successful for Bayern. However, Bayern failed to become the best in Germany. The championship title that season went to Fortuna from Leipzig.
1932 was a triumphant year for the Munich residents. In the final match, Bayern beat Eintracht, scoring two unanswered goals. This is how the Munich team became national champions for the first time. The team's fans had to wait quite a long time for subsequent successful performances.
Bayern in the Bundesliga
The Bundesliga in Germany was founded in 1963. However, the Munich team were able to begin their performances in the Bundesliga only in 1965. During this period, the eminent Gerd Müller, the great Sepp Mayer, and the unsurpassed Franz Beckenbauer played for Bayern during this period. It was these high-quality players that the team's game was built on. The Munich team finished their debut season in the Bundesliga quite successfully, finishing third. In addition, the team won the German Cup.
In 1969, the team from Munich wins the national championship and cup. Bayern preach attacking, fast and aggressive football. The period from 1969 to 1974 was very successful for the Bavarians. The team wins the championship title four times. The colors of Bayern are defended by several players of the national team who became world champions in 1974.
From 1980 to 2013, the Munich club won the championship eighteen more times. The team was able to achieve enormous success under the leadership of the eminent Udo Lattek. This odious coach managed to build a team that had no equal rivals not only in the German championship, but also in the international arena. Udo Lattek led Bayern for more than five years. With this coach, the club won the national championship three times and won the German Cup once.
Throughout its history, Bayern has won 23 championship titles and became the country's vice-champion 10 times. Football players from Munich won the German Cup 16 times. Munich have won the German Super Cup 5 times.
Bayern on the international stage
For many years now, Bayern Munich has been a constant contender for victory in any international tournament. The team from Munich won the European Cup for the first time in 1974. Under the leadership of the talented coach Udo Lattek, Bayern beat Atlético Madrid in the final. The fans did not see any goals scored in regular time, but in extra time the Spaniards managed to open the scoring. Bayern was able to win back only a few seconds before the end of the match. Since there were no post-match penalty kicks at that time, the match was replayed. In the second game, Bayern left no chance for the opponent, scoring four unanswered goals against the Spaniards.
In the 1974/75 and 1975/76 seasons, the Bavarians again won the Champions Cup. IN final game In 1975, the English Leeds were beaten, and in 1976, the West German team beat Saint-Etienne in the final match. Their illustrious captain, Franz Beckenbauer, demonstrated a brilliant performance for the Munich team. In 1976, the legendary Bayern captain was recognized best player Europe.
In 1996, Beckenbauer, already the coach of Bayern, won the UEFA Cup.
The 2000/2001 season ended with another triumph for Bayern. Under the leadership of Ottmar Hitzveld, the Munich team became winners of the Champions League. In the playoff games, the strongest teams in Europe were beaten - Real Madrid and the English Manchester United, to which Bayern lost the memorable final of 1998/99. In the final match, the Munich team met with the Spanish Valencia. The main time of the match ended in a draw. The winner was determined in the post-match penalty shootout. The players from Munich turned out to be the best in penalty kicks.
The 2012/13 season saw the first ever Champions League final between two German teams. Bayern, coached by Jupp Heynckess, met Borussia Dortmund in the final. Players from both teams demonstrated the highest football skills. There was a lot of fighting, dangerous moments, flank passes, shots on goal and goalkeeper saves in the match. Bayern opened the scoring in the match, but after eight minutes the opponent managed to equalize the score. The winning goal was scored by the tireless Arjen Robben. The Munich team won the final match with a score of 2:1. We also note that on the way to the final game, Bayern simply destroyed the formidable Catalan Barcelona. In two matches, players from Munich scored seven unanswered goals against the Catalans.
Bayern is one of the most titled clubs on the planet. The Munich team won the European Cup three times, they have two victories in the Champions League, one UEFA Cup, one Cup Winners' Cup. In addition, the team won the Intercontinental Cup twice and won the UEFA Super Cup once.
The Munich team plays home matches at the Allianz Arena (stadium capacity – 71,137 fans).
Allianz Arena in ancient times 
Allianz Arena now All Bayern coaches
1908 – 1909 Thomas Taylor
1909 – 1911 Georg Hoare
1911 – 1913 John Griffith
1913 – 1914 John Griffith, William Townley
1915 – 1916 Franz Kreisel
1916 – 1917 Franz Bauman
1917 – 1918 Heinz Kistner
1918 – 1919 Karl Storch
1919 – 1921 William Townley
1921 – 1922 Dori Kürschner
1922 – 1924 Hans Schmid
1924 – 1927 Jim McPherson
1927 – 1930 Konrad Weiss
1930 – 1933 Richard Dombey
1933 – 1934 Hans Tauchert
1934 – 1935 Ludwig Hoffmann
1935 – 1937 Richard Michalke
1937 – 1938 Wilhelm Koerner
1938 – 1943 Ludwig Goldbrunner
1943 – 1945 Conrad Heidkamp
1945 – 1946 Richard Hoegg
1946 – 1947 Josef Pöttinger
1947 – 1948 Franz Dietl
1948 – 1950 Alf Riemke
1950 – 1951 David Davidson
1951 Bertl Moll
1951 – 1953 Max Schaeffer
1953 – 1954 Georg Bayerer
1954 – 1955 Georg Knöpfle
1955 Jacob Streitle
1955 – 1956 Bertl Moll
1956 – 1958 Willibald Hahn
1958 Bertl Moll
1958 – 1961 Adolphe Patek
1961 – 1963 Helmut Schneider
1963 – 1968 Zlatko Tchaikovsky
1968 – 1970 Branko Zebec
1970 – 1975 Udo Lattek
1975 – 1978 Dettmar Kramer
1978 – 1979 Gyula Lorant
1979 – 1983 Pal Chernai
1983 Reinhard Zaftig
1983 – 1987 Udo Lattek
1987 – 1992 Jupp Heynckes
1992 Serene Lerbi
1992 – 1994 Erich Ribbeck
1994 Franz Beckenbauer
1994 – 1995 Giovanni Trapattoni
1995 – 1996 Otto Rechhagel
1996 Franz Beckenbauer
1996 – 1998 Giovanni Trapattoni
1998 – 2004 Ottmar Hitzfeld
2004 – 2007 Felix Magath
2007 – 2008 Ottmar Hitzfeld
2008 – 2009 Jurgen Klinsmann
2009 Jupp Heynckes
2009 – 2011 Louis van Gaal
2011 Andres Jonker
2011 – 2013 Jupp Heynckes
2013 - present- Josep Guardiola
All Bayern team captains:
1965 – 1970 – Werner Olk
1970 – 1977 – Franz Beckenbauer
1977 – 1979 – Sepp Meier
1979 – Gerd Müller
1979 – 1980 – Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck
1980 – 1983 – Paul Breitner
1983 – 1984 – Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
1984 – 1991 – Klaus Augenthaler
1991 – 1994 – Raymond Aumann
1994 – 1996 – Lothar Matheus
1997 – 1999 – Thomas Helmer
1999 – 2002 – Stefan Effenberg
2002 – 2008 – Oliver Kahn
2008 – 2011 – Mark van Bommel
WITH 2011 To this day, Philipp Lahm leads the team on the field.
Sepp Maier played the most matches for the Bavarians (623), top scorer is Gerd Müller (525 goals scored).
The FIFA Player of the Year in 1991 was the legendary Lothar Matthäus.
Germany and Bayern Munich goalkeeper Oliver Kahn received the FIFA Ballon d'Or in 2002.
Ballon d'Or laureates: Gerd Müller (1970), Franz Beckenbauer (1972, 1976), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (1980, 1981).
There is probably not a person who has not heard about the football club from Munich - Bayern, which is of German origin and has greatest number members throughout history sports organizations all over the world.
The first match of this, at that time still unknown, club took place on April 4. The enemy was Munich. The team of Bavarian students beat their opponents with a score of 7:1 in their favor. However, they lost the first international match with a score of 0:8. Then, the club management did not give up and increased club fees. If previously they were only 3 marks, then after the increase they became 40 marks. This had a beneficial effect on budgetary funds and within a few years the first legionnaire from Holland, Willem Hesselink, was invited to join the club. In addition to games, he also trained.
First significant successes football team reached only two decades after its founding. The Southern Regional League brought them success. Then in 1925, she was just a little short of being able to take the title of national champion. A couple of years later, Bayern took the championship in the South, but lost in the national match to Hamburg. At that time, it included forward Pottinger, who would later be recruited more than once under the flags of the German national teams.
1932 brought real triumph to the team. Then, with winning goals 2:0, she beat Eintracht Frankfurt in the final championship. In that match famous players— the Bavarians were Goldbrauner and Harringer, who were famous for the best defenders in Europe.
The football club began to flourish only in the 60s of the twentieth century. In 1963, Wilhelm Neudecker became president of Bavaria and invited coach Zlatko Tchaikovsky. This cooperation was marked by proper results. An already decent football team was being revived in Munich. At that time, its members included Mayer, Müller and Beckenbauer. The attempt to play in the Bundesliga was successful. Having won the matches of the transition tournament, Bayern wins the country's main Cup. A year later, in 1967, at a 70,000-seat stadium, the team easily beat the Rangers. That winning goal On May 31, a couple of minutes before the end of the game, Franz Roth, who would play for his favorite football club for another 11 years, scored.
In 1969, the team held a short championship in the German Cup, which it lost as a result of the first game with Saint-Etienne.
This football club gained real fame only with the arrival of Udo Lattek. It was he who was able to assemble a golden team that made the club famous throughout Europe. The core of the team was Paul Breitner, Uli Hennes, Müller, Mayer, Beckenbauer and Schwanzenbeck. It was these players who took Bayern to a new level.
The year 1974 became a turning point for Bayern, when a match took place with Atlético (Madrid). That game was remembered by everyone and went down in history forever. Regular time did not bring any points to either team. In extra time, the Spaniards score a goal against the Bavarians and the fans count out loud the time until the end of the game. When the number 7 sounds, Schwarzbeck makes a long shot and a new countdown begins. The match was replayed the next day, and Atlético was completely defeated with a score of 4:0. This year brought the Bayern football club the title and world cup. The players won everything they could without any problems, all the cups went to the club museum. The Bavarian stars, Müller and Breitner, after a series of stunning victories, lost the incentive to further develop. Through short time they left the club. Other Bavarian stars lost discipline and did not pay any attention to the coach's instructions. The result is uncontrollability and tenth place in the German championship.
After another change of coach, this time it was Detmar Kramer, nicknamed “ mighty mouse", the team did not manage to take the championship, but it stood on the European podium twice. In those years, Bayern never managed to get a fourth cup.
Until the beginning of the 21st century, the Bayern football club was not distinguished by any special achievements after stunning victories in the 70s. The team's match against "" was especially dramatic, when the Bavarians practically had victory in their pocket, but in a matter of minutes the opponents scored two winning goals.
The evolution of the emblems of the Bayern football club
Bayern began to rise in 2000. Victories in the German championships have become regular; over the past decade and a half, the football team has won three national cups and won the Champions League (2001).
Football is great game. A sport that unites millions of people around the world. There are a considerable number of clubs. And one of the most popular and titled is Bayern Munich. Legendary club with a rich history and a considerable number of achievements. Of particular interest are the Bayern coaches. There were a lot of them. And everyone brought something different to this club. Therefore, it is worth paying more attention to these professionals.
Start
The first real coach was Thomas Taylor. He led the team for a year - from 1908 to 1909. He was then replaced by Georg Hoare. He stayed longer - two seasons. After him, also for 2 years, came John Griffith. He managed Bayern until 1913, when William Townley joined him. And the team was coached by two people for exactly a year.
Then came Franz Kreisel, followed by his namesake Bauman. In those days, Bayern coaches (as, in principle, any other club) changed frequently, almost every season. Following Baumann was Heinz Kistner, who was succeeded by Karl Storch. In the 1920s, players were coached by William Townley, Dori Kürschner, Hans Schmid, Jim McPherson and Kondrad Weiss.
Of all the times in those years, Kondrad Weiss and Richard Dombey stayed the longest. Each of them led the team for three years. Over the entire history of the club, several dozen coaches have changed (not 10, not 20 or 30 - much more). But there is not much information left about them. Therefore, we should talk in more detail about those who held the post of head of the club relatively recently.
People who influenced the team's success
Many Bayern coaches are legendary people. And their work could not but affect the club’s reputation. Since the 70s, the times began when only real professionals in their field came to the post of head coach. This includes Udo Lattek. He led the club from 1970 to 1975, and then from 1983 to 1987. The greatest personality! Multiple champion Germany. Few people know, but football was originally a hobby for him. Udo played at the amateur level and was preparing to become a teacher.
Then there was Dettmar Kramer. It was he who led the team to victories in the European Cup (1975 and 1976). Then there was Gyula Lorant and Pal Csernai. The latter also did a lot for the team. Twice he led her to victory in the German championship and once in the German Cup. There was and But it will be necessary to talk about it separately. The legend was also the coach of FC Bayern. He led him to victory in the UEFA Cup.
And finally, This man led FC Bayern to victory in the German Championship, the German League Cup and the National Cup.
Joseph Heynckes
This man has done a lot for a club like Bayern. Former coach of the Munich team is a legendary figure. He four-time champion Germany, as well as the winner of the UEFA Cup and Germany. And this as a player! He is also a world and European champion (as part of the German national team).
He coached five German clubs. Borussia Mönchenglabach, Eintracht Frankfurt, Schalke Gelsenkirchen and Bayer Leverkusen. He also managed Spanish teams (“Athletic”, “Tenerife” and “Real”). There was also a Portuguese club - “Benfica”. While holding the position of coach, he led Bayern to victory in the German Championship and the National Cup. But the most significant trophy is, of course, the Champions League Cup. And it was with him that the club scored a “golden hat-trick” - three victories in major tournaments during the season.
And of course, it should be noted that Jupp Heynckes is one of 18 coaches who has won the Champions League twice. And one of four (!) who managed to do this with two different teams.
Louis Van Gaal
The Dutch coach came to the Munich club when they had problems better times. The start of the season was difficult. First place in standings was behind Bayer (which at that time was headed by Heynckes). But Van Gaal did everything in his power. In winter, the team began to show great success. Soon the Munich team even beat Bayer!
In the 2009/10 season, under the leadership of Louis Van Gaal, they reached the Champions League final. But there they lost to the Italian Inter. The next season was not so successful, so Van Gaal was sacked. But nevertheless the former head coach Bayern has done a lot for the club and its players.
Ottmar Hitzfeld
This man took over as Bayern coach in 1998. Before that, he was at Borussia - with competitors. By the way, they considered the Munich club “untrainable”. And yes, there was a reason to say so. Previous Bayern coaches did not stay with the team for long. However, Hitzfeld managed to unite the players. He decided to bet on offensive football. And I was right. The very next year, 1999, the club won the national title. And in the next two seasons the success was repeated. Twice (in 1999 and 2000) the Bavarians played in the finals of the German Cup. Each time they faced Werder. For the first time, the Munich team lost. But they didn’t miss out on their second victory.
With the Champions League everything was more dramatic. All football world will forever remember the 1999 Champions League final. Then the Munich team lost to Manchester United in the last added 5 minutes. They were leading 1:0! But the British did the incredible - in the last minute and a half they scored 2 goals. But in 2001, Bayern won the Champions League - their rival was then Valencia. It was a success.
But Hitzfeld left the team in 2004. The management decided to terminate the contract with the coach early. But no specific reason was ever given. There were guesses that this was due to not entirely good performance in the German Championship.
Our time
All Bayern coaches are distinguished by something special. For example, after Heynckes came Pep Guardiola. The first Spanish coach to manage the Munich club. But this season they will say goodbye to him. This has been known for a long time. But who would become the coach of Bayern was an intrigue. But then they announced the name, and it came as a shock to everyone. From July this year, 2016, the Munich team will be led by the Legendary Italian coach! The man who won everything he could with Milan. The one who led Real, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus and Roma to numerous victories. The fans are in anticipation. Many are confident that, led by Ancelotti, Bayern will achieve a lot.
After all, there is someone to lead to victory! Bayern now have a very strong squad. And they need a professional, star coach who knows what it's like to work with these teams. Real football stars play in Bayern. Now the main line-up is as follows: Philipp Lahm, Manuel Neuer, Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery, Dante, Raphinha, Jerome Boateng, Juan Bernat, Holger Badstuber, Thiago Alcantara, Mehdi Benatia, Sebastian Rode, Douglas Costa, David Alaba, Arturo Vidal, Sven Ulreich , Javi Martinez, Robert Lewandowski, Serdar Tasci, Philipp Steinhart, Joshua Kimmich, Julian Green, Kingsley Coman, Fabian Benko, Milos Pantovic, Patrick Weihrauch. Needless to say, the team consists largely of current world champions! Therefore, she needs a worthy leader.
It is expected that the Italian specialist will stay in the team for three years. Well, we just have to wait for the summer and see what Ancelotti will do with the players. After all, everyone knows that every time he does something phenomenal. This usually ends in victories.
