As of July 1st, Bayern Munich will have new manager and former Dutch National Team coach Louis van Gaal as their man man on a two year contract after the 57 year old walked away from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar and their Eredivisie title winning season.
Bayern Munich and Jurgen Klinsmann have parted ways following Saturday’s 1 - 0 loss to Shalke at home. With rumors surrounding the move since Munich’s 5 - 1 aggregate loss to Barcelona in the Champions League and less than optimal results recently in the Bundesliga, the men in charge have brought in Jupp Heynckes to manage the last five matches of the season.
Bild is reporting that Bayern Munich has agreed to part ways at the end of the year with Coach Jurgen Klinsmann.
…It makes you wonder who will be the next team (or next country, ahem) to call up Coach Klinsmann…?
It was a rough day for Jurgen Klinsmann’s Munich as Vfl Wolfsburg was clinical in front of the net, finishing 4 times within 14 minutes during the second half and pushing their nearly flawless home record to 13 wins and a draw.
And what about that backheel goal…. Ridiculous…
While most of America was focusing on why Landon Donovan didn’t stay at Bayern Munich after his two and a half months on loan, many look past what he realistically took away from the experience. Mainly the little things that can’t necessarily be taught, but learned in repetition in the company of Internationals like France’s Franck Ribery, Germany’s Miroslav Klose and Italy’s Luca Toni.
Germany International and Bayern Munich striker Miroslav Klose could possibly be out for the rest of the season after limping off in the 31st minute of their 3 - 0 win at Bochum.
“Donovan is an interesting player,” Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told the Munich newspaper TZ in an interview published Tuesday. “But when you have Klose, Toni and Olic already under contract, we think the fourth player (striker) should really be a young player with perspective.”
