Julian Nagelsmann, the coach chosen by Bayern Munich to replace Hans-Dieter Flick, the manager who succeeded in bringing Germany's most successful team back to the top of Europe and the world, has signed a five-year contract , therefore until 30 June 2026. A real record for a coach, but also a very clear sign of how the programming in the parts of Munich is a concrete and priority fact.
Bayern, in order to guarantee the performances of the current Leipzig coach - whose name in recent months has been cyclically linked to Milan - has really spared no expense: the agreement with the former East German club, in fact, provides for a payment 25 million, including bonuses.
A record figure for a coach, which far exceeds the 15 million spent at the time by Chelsea to unleash the Portuguese André Villas-Boas from the Porto bench. But also a sign of how the Bavarian leadership relies heavily on Nagelsmann's competence and tactical methods. 'His' Leipzig, over the course of the season, was the only formation capable of countering Bavarian supremacy.