According to a well-connected observer, signing Ralf Rangnick as the new head coach would be “extremely dangerous” for FC Bayern.
“There are so many people at FC Bayern who want to lead, so many people who have influence and knowledge,” said “Sport1” chief reporter Stefan Kumberger, who has been closely following what is happening at the German record champions for several years.
“There are Uli Hoeneß and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge as gray eminences in the best sense of the word, sports director Max Eberl, sports director Christoph Freund, the CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen, the president and chairman of the supervisory board Herbert Hainer,” the journalist listed.
“I’m not saying that you have to bring in a weak coach, but you need a coach who can fit into the FC Bayern structure and is willing to swallow some toads. And I don’t think Ralf Rangnick is that kind of coach.” , added Kumberger.
Rangnick is “known for the fact that he likes to overturn structures,” the reporter emphasized, “that he likes to break up structures and rebuild them again, and that is neither given nor desired nor asked for at FC Bayern. That would be a marriage with bang- Potential where everything is already geared towards the divorce.”
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The “kicker” had previously reported that Rangnick was part of the inner circle of FC Bayern coaching candidates. Desired option Xabi Alonso confirmed on Good Friday that he would remain at Bayer Leverkusen beyond the end of the season.
Rangnick is currently doing successful work with the Austrian national team. “The ÖFB has placed its entire fate in Rangnick’s hands,” explained Kumberger, “FC Bayern is certainly not prepared to commit so completely to a man. There were always problems when the coach’s claim to power was too great .”
In addition to Rangnick, FC Bayern should also look at Roberto De Zerbi (Brighton & Hove Albion). In addition, Zinédine Zidane is repeatedly mentioned as a possible coaching candidate, and the return of Julian Nagelsmann is also said to be an issue.