“Insane” – This is how the fans react to Nagelsmann’s Bayern end

This hammer message came as quite a surprise for football Germany!

Julian Nagelsmann (35) will no longer be available in the future Bayern as coach on the line. His successor: Thomas Tuchel (43) The ex-Chelsea coach will train the record champions for the first time on Monday and will then be on the bench in the top game against BVB (April 1).

Many football fans, including, of course, many Bayern supporters, were extremely surprised on Thursday. In the current episode of “Stammplatz”, the daily football podcast from BILD, some fans have their say.

Listen to the full episode here!

This is how the fans react to Nagelsmann-Aus

Marlene: “You lie in bed relaxed in the evening and then this message comes up. I’m shocked and stunned. Now comes the cloth. I think it’s great, but I don’t think it suits Bayern. I can not believe it.”

Sebastian: “Unbelievable. Julian Nagelsmann probably lost the dressing room. I can’t explain it any other way. Just like it was with Niko Kovac and Carlo Ancelotti. I’m very excited to see what else will come out in the next few days.”

Celina: “The timing of this release is blatant. It’s the international break right now, Dortmund is coming next week. I find it so shocking because there were no signs at all that Bayern are no longer behind Nagelsmann. They had his back all the time. Tuchel is a good coach, he has proven that. But I don’t think he fits in with Bayern. That won’t sit well with the board because he’s a difficult character.”

Andrew: “I find that insane. I just don’t understand this dismissal. Anyone who marches through the Champions League like this shouldn’t be fired. I wouldn’t have thought that Bayern would act like individual clubs from abroad have already done. Trainers are simply burned.”

George: “I’m speechless. I didn’t expect such a hammer. Now you can see that Bayern are afraid to gamble everything away this season.”

Fin: “I find it extremely unfortunate. I really appreciated Nagelsmann as a coach. He always went along on the sidelines.”