STORY: (NOTE: THIS ARTICLE IS WITHOUT SPEAKER TEXT) Thomas Tuchel, new head coach FC Bayern Munich, on Saturday in Munich: “You simply notice when you come to Säbener Straße and even if you work abroad for a few years that are one of the biggest clubs in Europe and therefore also one of the most successful clubs in the world. The club’s DNA is an obligation. It is very clearly defined. I think that’s rare too. And at Bayern it’s easy Of course, it’s about winning. It’s also about the way of winning. But it’s about winning. So the responsibility, the obligation. It’s clear that there can be no misunderstandings. I think the squad is prepared accordingly is put together. And it is one of the most talented and best squads in Europe at the moment. It is a huge challenge, a great pleasure and a great anticipation for me and my coaching team to work with this squad that FC Bayern d a has put together. Because he just feels this obligation to win. And you can play for any title with this squad. And they are competitive at the absolute highest level. Of course that’s a big obligation for me.” Hasan Salihamidžić, sporting director FC Bayern Munich, on Saturday in Munich: “And then I picked up my phone on Tuesday afternoon. I called Thomas. And then he says, ‘What do you want?’ I say: ‘If you don’t feel like it, then hang up.’ And we are all professionals. We have come to the conclusion that we need such a top man now. That we now need the coach, who has gained a lot of experience abroad.” Thomas Tuchel, new head coach FC Bayern Munich, on Saturday in Munich: “On the two-year contract. Yes, it’s progress. I started at Chelsea when I was 18 months old. Two years and two months. For me it doesn’t matter much. I feel extremely comfortable with the runtime. There was a discussion for a few minutes, whether two or three. You know, we can be honest about that. If that’s good, then we’ll try to extend it when everyone is comfortable. And if someone doesn’t feel comfortable on the podium, then, then it won’t go any longer. It doesn’t matter what the working paper says.”