Bayern Munich is close to appointing a new coach for the team, following the departure of Thomas Tuchel at the end of the current season. The Bavarian club has faced a series of setbacks after several coaches, including Julian Nagelsmann and Ralf Rangnick, declined the opportunity to take on the role after Tuchel announced his exit.
According to "Sky Sports Germany," Bayern's management wants to finalize the next coach amid frustration over the repeated refusals by coaches. The report added that the club is pushing hard to reach an agreement with German coach Hans Flick, who is strongly considered to return to Allianz Arena.
Negotiations have already begun with the former Germany national team coach, who has expressed his readiness to return and end the search for Tuchel's successor. At the same time, Bayern Munich officials are considering bringing Miroslav Klose into Flick's coaching staff as an assistant coach, along with Toni Tapalovic, the former goalkeeping coach of the team.
Bayern Munich has experienced a difficult season under Tuchel, who failed to win any titles and witnessed the loss of the Bundesliga title for the first time in 12 years.
