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Tuchel: Always had to build a home

Bayern coach Tuchel talks about his private life during his time as coach and family challenges. He also reveals his favorite TV program.

Soccer; Bundesliga, Training FC Bayern Munich at the training ground at Säbener Straße. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Soccer; Bundesliga, Training FC Bayern Munich at the training ground at Säbener Straße. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Trainer stations - Tuchel: Always had to build a home

For Thomas Tuchel, working at illustrious coaching positions has always brought with it personal challenges. "We always had to build a new home and we did it every time. We were always traveling with the whole family," said the FC Bayern Munich coach at the Ispo sporting goods trade fair. "Now, unfortunately, my personal family situation has changed a bit due to my divorce. Until then, it was normal for us and very nice that we were always traveling as a family."

It wasn't always easy for his wife and daughters (12 and 14), said Tuchel. Before Munich, he worked in London at Chelsea FC and Paris Saint-Germain. Before that, he worked at Dortmund and Mainz.

"They had to leave their friends, their schools and start all over again. There are always two sides. But we always had a home where I could feel safe and calm and completely private," Tuchel reported. "I realized more and more that I needed certain places in an apartment or a house. Where I can read a book, have a cup of coffee."

Tuchel also took time out between stations. "Before, I thought I would travel around the world and visit every continent and everything and climb every mountain and learn to play golf and piano and whatever. In the end it was basically like that, taking the girls to school and picking them up from school," said Tuchel. Everyday things calmed him down and did him good. He spent time with family and friends.

"I'm good at being lazy, I'm good at doing nothing when I don't have a job," Tuchel said. It's nice to go on vacation when no one else can. However, as a professional coach, you are also in a privileged position to be able to afford that.

Tuchel also revealed what he watches on television. "Normally, I only ever watch soccer. I also watch documentaries about soccer and general sport," said the 50-year-old. You can also learn or understand a lot from other sports. But sometimes he also watches series. Succession was a recent favorite.

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  1. Tuchel's coaching journey took him from FC Chelsea in London to Paris Saint-Germain, and subsequently to Bayern Munich in Germany.
  2. Despite the frequent relocations, Thomas Tuchel always managed to create a sense of home for his family.
  3. Before settling in Munich, the trainer station was in Mainz and Dortmund in Germany, and Paris prior to that.
  4. The FC Bayern Munich coach shared that his family, including his two daughters, had to adapt to new environments in each city.
  5. Despite the challenges, Tuchel appreciated having private spaces in their homes, such as a quiet room to read or enjoy a cup of coffee.
  6. Apart from soccer, Tuchel also enjoys watching documentaries about sports and occasionally watching TV series like Succession.
  7. Thomas Tuchel's family life has been affected by his divorce, but they have managed to maintain a sense of normalcy during their relocations.
  8. FC Bayern Munich is not only a soccer powerhouse in Germany but also in the esteemed UEFA Champions League competition.
  9. Tuchel, as a professional coach, cherishes the times he can take a break at his home in Munich, Bavaria, when his duties allow it.
  10. While on vacation, Tuchel enjoys the luxury of unwinding in his privileged position, as many soccer coaches often do.

Source: www.stern.de

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