Bayern Munich wins Bundesliga and starts revolution with layoffs

O Bayern Munchen won its 32nd national title and won the Borussia Dortmund in contention for the trophy Bundesliga. However, not everything is happy for the Bavarian team this Saturday, the 27th. That’s because winning the national championship will also culminate in the dismissal of two important professionals behind the scenes of the current German champions. Hasan Salihamidzić and Oliver Kahn are no longer part of the club’s command.

The Bavarians announced the layoffs shortly after winning the German Championship. According to the club, the two professionals left their respective positions after the Bundesliga title celebrations. Oliver Kahn will step down as CEO of Bayern Munich, while Hasan Salihamidzić will no longer be the team’s director of football. These will be the first two changes in the Bavarian team.

The tendency is for Bayern Munich to go through a real revolution after the end of the season in Germany. The expectation is that new directors arrive and initiate a change in the squad and also in the way of commanding the backstage of the greatest German champion. New athletes should also arrive, as well as some medallions may leave. The great examples are Mané and Lucas Hernández, who are in the sights of other teams.

See what Bayern Munich published!

“Oliver Kahn is no longer CEO of FC Bayern Munich AG. The position of sports director Hasan Salihamidžić will also be filled. This was decided by the supervisory board of the German record champions. Jan-Christian Dreesen, 55, will replace Kahn. Hasan Salihamidžić’s successor still being decided“, he wrote.

Find out how Bayern Munich won the Bundesliga!

O Borussia Dortmund had everything to take Bundesligabut the Bayern Munchen, once again, was better and won the most desired competition in Germany. The last round of the German Championship was held this Saturday, 27, and ended with the 11th consecutive title of the Bavarians. Thus, the team completed more than a decade of dominance in the country and took its 32nd national trophy.

In this way, Borussia Dortmund, who started the last round of the Bundesliga as the leader, lost the title with a 2-2 draw. Bayern Munich, with the saving goal at the end of the second half, beat Cologne by 2 to 1 and won its 11th consecutive German title, the 32nd in its entire history. Another season ends in Germany with the Bavarians dominating local football.

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