The current Bundesliga coach is more than happy to help you with FC Bayern

At that time you go to FC Bayern to make a new decision. A former coach of the Bundesliga is very good with the team in the Säbener Straße.

Munich – The future of FC Bayern is taking shape in different ways. After Vincent Kompany’s training, he went to the head coach of the professional management and the strengthening of the cadre by Hiroki Ito, Michael Olise and João Palhinha, who are now one of the nachwuchsbereich in the Mittelpunkt.

Markus Weinzierl joins FC Bayern an

Anyone who skims through the media reports for a few weeks will see Markus Weinzierl taking on the role of sports director on the FC Bayern Campus. The former Bundesliga coach (FC Augsburg, FC Schalke 04, VfB Stuttgart) followed Halil Altintop, who eyed this position in March 2023.

FC Bayern assumes in the Mitteilung style that Altintop the Verein has its own Wunsch-verlässt. Weinzierl turned to another Wirkungsstätte back – from 1995 to 1999 was the war as Libero for the second Mannschaft des FCB-tätig.

Eberl: Darum hat sich der FC Bayern für Weinzierl entschieden

“I have had my new life and fun after 25 years in the aftercare of the FC Bayern-zukehren. I could say that I have made more mistakes and that everything has happened, that is the next step on the FC Bayern Campus fortgesetzt”, so Weinzierl.

In the sports world of FC Bayern, Max Eberl, is the exemplar that the late Weinzierls’ experience in the Bundesliga becomes profitable: “He brought experiences from many years in the Bundesliga with a new impetus. Because the game is played for the active player of FC Bayern, it is not possible in this Verein arrival to play the game as a young player. “

Altintop connects to the heartfelt roots of FC Bayern. “There can be a game played in the first male re-entry and the youth football that weiterentwickeln. I have learned a lot from the club and that of the club, but not in the aftermath of the majority of the club, said the Zwillingsbrother of the former Bayern pro Hamit Altintop (2007-2011).