Turbulent times are ahead for those in charge at Türkgücü Munich.
After separating from Peter Hyballa, the club is looking for a successor to the stumbling third division club.
Munich
- After only 64 days in office, the Türkgücü Munich * adventure is history again for globetrotter Peter Hyballa. For Türgkücü, this season, after only 16 match days, the second change of coach has been booked. The reasons for the intervention of those responsible for sport at Türkgücü are the growing winless series of currently four games and the worsening situation in the third division's table cellar. To make matters worse for Peter Hyballa is the premature elimination in the Totopokal against regional league TSV Aubstadt. The frightening reality: Due to the separation of Hyballa and Türkgücü Munich, a new coach is being sought for the fourth time this calendar year after Serdar Dayat, Petr Ruman and Hyballa on Heinrich-Wieland-Straße.
But who could take over the coaching post after interim coach Alper Kayabunar?
The high fluctuation in the coaching chair at Türkgücü could put off one or the other coach, and those responsible are also faced with the question of which coaches are actually available at this point in the season and are suitable for the post.
Türkgücü Munich: Lion legend Daniel Bierofka as his successor?
Probably the most prominent possible successor candidate for Peter Hyballa was once again a guest in the Grünwalder Stadium for a long time last Saturday and followed the 3-2 victory of TSV 1860 Munich over MSV Duisburg. We're talking about none other than the great lion and fan favorite Daniel Bierofka. The 42-year-old led the Löwen from the regional league back to the professional area in 2018 and secured relegation in the first year of the third division. In his second season, Bierofka resigned after 14 matchdays and 17 points, followed by Michael Köllner. For Bierofka, the trip then went to Austria to Wacker Innsbruck. After narrowly missing out on promotion to the Bundesliga in his first year, his time at FC Wacker ended after some internal turbulence last October.
"After everything I've already experienced, nothing scares me anymore."
Daniel Bierofka on the deterrent effect of the high fluctuation at Türkgücü Munich.
Considered as an overall package, the ex-lion brings with the promotion from the regional league, followed by 52 games in the 3rd division on the sideline, relegation with TSV 1860 Munich and his involvement with Wacker the best conditions for a renewed interlude in German professional football with. When asked about a possible coaching activity at Türkgücü, the trainer expressed himself cautiously in the Merkur interview, but could not rule out anything. "I am open to everything, but I only do things that I am convinced of," explained the 42-year-old. When asked about the high level of coach wear at Türkgücü Munich and whether the potential contender for the coaching position doesn't deter me, Bierofka assured me: "After everything I've already experienced, nothing scares me anymore."
Volkan Uluc - a previously unknown in the south as a possible Hyballa heir
Another coach who could turn out to be a candidate for Türkgücü is Volkan Uluc.
The name of the 51-year-old trainer was brought into play by "Gazete Futbol" and is probably not known to most fans.
Uluc has so far only made a name for itself in the northeast.
There he trained various upper and regional league teams.
Uluc celebrated his greatest success so far in 2015 with FC Carl Zeiss Jena in the DFB Cup.
At that time, the Saxons threw Hamburger SV, still directed by Bruno Labadia and Bundesliga club, out of the competition.
(Anton Deibele)