Will FC Bayern lose its successful coach Hansi Flick?
A new report does not bode well - a farewell in summer is becoming more and more likely.
Munich - Apparently, FC Bayern is seething behind the scenes.
The sporting success is there - but there is seldom agreement between coach Hansi Flick and sports director Hasan Salihamidzic.
The public peace agreement will probably not last.
Just before the important Champions League duel against PSG, a media report caused a sensation.
Is the final consequence of parting flicks?
According to
Sport Bild
, the Bayern coach is "dissatisfied with the work situation" and has filed this with the club management.
He thinks about his future with the record champions.
Of course, this is also fueling the rumors of national coaches, because Flick is one of the hottest candidates to succeed Joachim Löw.
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But that is not decisive for the decision, as the newspaper further reports.
The 56-year-old is above all dissatisfied with the relationship with Salihamidzic.
Flick still has a contract until 2023, but if he wants to leave, nobody will be able to stop him.
His biggest supporter within the association is the chairman of the board, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge - he doesn't want to let him go at any price.
The core of the problem is: Salihamidzic and Flick regularly disagree on transfer matters.
"Brazzo" insists on his main responsibility in matters of transfers and receives support from Uli Hoeneß.
Oliver Kahn has so far held back with his statements, but also made people sit up and take notice in Leipzig when he only spoke of the current season when asked about Flick's future.
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These things suggest that the future of Bayern's triple coach is far from clear.
Saying goodbye in summer is no longer unlikely.
Most recently, he was irritated by Hoeneß's statements about Jerome Boateng and went publicly on a confrontational course: "I know from FC Bayern that you always support your players".
Boateng is a mainstay in Flick's team, but shouldn't get a new contract.
At RTL, Hoeneß spoke out against an EM nomination of the central defender.
Does FC Bayern lapse into the Rummenigge / Flick and Hoeneß / Salihamidzic camps?
This conflict could cost the club dearly with the loss of its successful coach.
(epp)