FC Bayern: ÖFB confirms offer for Ralf Rangnick – decision open

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FC Bayern: ÖFB confirms offer for Ralf Rangnick – decision open

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Austrian national coach Ralf Rangnick has received an official offer from FC Bayern Munich. Peter Schöttel, sports director of the Austrian (Site notre blog d’information) Association (ÖFB), told “ORF” on Wednesday. In a personal meeting between Rangnick, Schöttel and ÖFB President Klaus Mitterdorfer, the 65-year-old coach informed of the offer from the German record champions, Schöttel reported. Rangnick is therefore considering the offer from Munich.

“I think it is important that everyone involved makes a decision quickly,” Schöttel said, referring to the European Championships which are about to begin. Schöttel believes that the issue “must be resolved quickly in the next two weeks”. Because: “We are shortly before the European Championships with big objectives. Of course there will also be a deadline from Bayern Munich because they also want to know.

The ÖFB sports director is in a positive mood: “I hope that Ralf will not only choose us, but also be the boss of the Austrian team for the next few years. Schöttel justified his optimism: “As for the financial aspects, then he wouldn’t have to think about it now. We’re trying to implement a lot of what he suggests. He enjoys working with these players, he enjoys working with the coaches. A close-knit community was formed.

Bayern coach since the start of the championship series: how they got there or had to go

Jupp Heynckes – July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2013

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €122.4 million for 13 players

After Louis van Gaal’s tenure ended prematurely, with much fanfare, former coach Heynckes took over. After three second places in the last titleless season 2011/12, he can try to return to the top – and celebrates the treble in the summer of 2013. But his farewell is already certain since Munich has signed Pep Guardiola. Heynckes makes it clear he is not comfortable with all the details of the replacement.

Pep Guardiola – from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2016

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €175.75 million for 15 players

The Catalan star coach is the last Munich coach to leave, as agreed upon signing the contract. Guardiola even suffered four consecutive defeats in competition in 2015. The Munich team was eliminated in the semi-finals of the DFB Cup and the Champions League, but they are already confirmed champions. The former Barcelona coach decides not to extend his contract in his third season. In his Bayern days, the only thing he was denied was the Champions League final.

Carlo Ancelotti – July 1, 2016 to September 28, 2017

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €173.5 million for 9 players

The current successful Real coach celebrates the double in his first season. When he had to leave early the following season, his team was only in third place in the Bundesliga table. The 3-0 defeat against PSG in September 2017, when Ancelotti stunned Bayern’s leaders with his squad and angered key players, ensured the Italian’s ice time. Barely 17 hours after the slap in Paris, FC Bayern, humiliated, threw their coach out. Willy Sagnol first comes to lend a hand, then Heynckes, triple winner, takes over until a masterful end of the season.

Niko Kovac – July 1, 2018 to November 3, 2019

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €145.5 million for 8 players

As Heynckes’ successor, Kovac faced his first serious setback in March 2019 with a clean exit in the Champions League round of 16 against Liverpool FC. There is repeated friction with the main players. There are tendencies in the team that want to get rid of the coach. Kovac celebrates the double in 2019, it ends in the fall. After a 5-1 defeat at Eintracht Frankfurt after three wins, FC Bayern parted ways with Kovac. At this point, the Munich team is only in fourth place in the standings.

Hansi Flick – from November 3, 2019 to June 30, 2021

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €66 million for 7 players

As Kovac’s successor, Flick will initially serve as interim coach and then be given responsibility for the star team for a longer period. He records victory after victory. Flick also celebrates the triple and a history of six titles in one year. This gives him a contract extension until June 30, 2023, but the collaboration will end prematurely. There were repeated differences of opinion with Hasan Salihamidzic, then sporting director. Flick also wants to succeed Joachim Löw as national coach. The club and the coach agree to terminate the contract.

Julian Nagelsmann – July 1, 2021 to March 24, 2023

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €204 million for 12 players

Following a 1-2 defeat to Bayer Leverkusen following four competitive wins, FC Bayern slipped to second place in the Bundesliga. The leaders at the time, Oliver Kahn and Salihamidzic, saw the season’s goals in danger and parted ways with Nagelsmann, who had signed a contract until 2026. The team is still involved in the cup and the Champions League at this stage. “Julian Nagelsmann should not have gone on a ski vacation after the defeat in Leverkusen. If he had stayed in Munich, we would have sat down and talked on Monday or Tuesday. And who knows what would have happened then? » Honorary president Uli Hoeneß later raised the possibility of a separation.

Thomas Tuchel – March 24, 2023 to June 30, 2024

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Expenses of new recruits during their tenure: €184 million for 8 players

As the chances of winning the championship became more distant, FC Bayern announced on February 21 that they were parting ways with Tuchel, who would still finish the season in Munich. The champion’s record championship streak could then be history after eleven consecutive titles.

According to the “Süddeutsche Zeitung”, it is now up to Rangnick himself to decide whether or not he will become FC Bayern coach. Those responsible for the record champions would have chosen the veteran – all that is missing is his confirmation. According to the newspaper, on Tuesday evening, « from the innermost circle of the team » had already learned that Rangnick had received an offer from Bayern. In this context, only details remain to be clarified. If Rangnick wants to take over in Munich. It was said that the ÖFB would not put any obstacles in the way of their coach. However, Rangnick has not until now reportedly expressed a desire to change. Fabrizio Romano According to Rangnick, discussions with Bayern are at a concrete stage. Accordingly, the coach wants to be informed about the project, long-term plans and transfers.

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Rangnick had already confirmed FC Bayern’s interest in him. “Bayern Munich contacted us and I also informed the ÖFB,” the veteran said in a recent interview with “90minuten.at”. “We have a very trusting relationship. My focus is on the Austrian national team. We are fully focused on the European Championships. I feel very comfortable here.

The longtime Bundesliga coach has become the focus of Munich’s search for a successor to Thomas Tuchel. Rangnick is the favorite for the job on Säbener Straße, “Münchner Merkur/tz” recently reported. “At the moment, there is no reason to address this problem intensively and specifically,” Rangnick said. When would this change? “The moment Bayern would say: we want you. And then I have to ask myself: do I really want this?

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