Sports Leader - Some coaches weren't asked in the recruitment process.
Bayern Munich's hunt for a new coach has faced numerous refusals, but this isn't entirely accurate, according to Sporting Director Christoph Freund. "I've seen in the news that some trainers have withdrawn. They didn't withdraw, they weren't even asked. I believe that many people, not just trainers, would want to work with Bayern Munich because they have a massive platform. Everyone enjoys writing about Bayern Munich, and you get a lot of positive attention," Freund stated at the Sports Media Austria meeting.
During talks with Leverkusen's head coach Xabi Alonso, national coach Julian Nagelsmann, and Austria's national coach Ralf Rangnick, the circumstances varied. However, this doesn't relate to the appeal of the club, as Freund also admitted, "We want to generate fewer headlines in the future and instead focus on titles." Earlier today, Bayern Munich unveiled Belgian Vincent Kompany as their new coach.
FC Bayern Statements - Quotes from Freund on the Sport1 website
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- Despite reports of trainers withdrawing from Bayern Munich's trainer search, Sporting Director Christoph Freund clarified that some coaches were never asked in the first place.
- Freund mentioned that working with FC Bayern Munich is a coveted opportunity, attracting many who want to benefit from the club's massive platform and positive attention.
- As FC Bayern Munich seeks to reduce headlines and focus on winning titles, they recently announced Belgian Vincent Kompany as their new coach.
- Freund's comments about the trainer search were featured on the Sport1 website, following discussions with Xabi Alonso, Julian Nagelsmann, and Ralf Rangnick – all of whom were considered for the role in Bavaria's soccer powerhouse.
