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Germany open talks with Hansi Flick Flick has long been expected to take the Germany squad | Matthias Hangst/Getty Images The German Football Association (DFB) have confirmed that they will soon begin talks with Bayern Munich head coach Hansi Flick over replacing Joachim Low. Low will depart the hot seat after more than 15 years in charge following this summer's European Championships. During his time as manager he led Die Mannschaft to the Euro 2008 final and won the World Cup in 2014. Flick, who steered Bayern to a famous treble last season, has already confirmed that he will depart Bavar...

Bayern Munich rule out joining the Super League Bayern are the reigning Club World Cup and Champions League winners | Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images Bayern Munich have explicitly ruled out joining the Super League, stating their commitment to playing in a reformed Champions League. The breakaway competition was announced by its 12 founding members on Sunday, and it has since received widespread criticism from across the game. Those behind the Super League are understood to have approached Paris-Saint Germain, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern to join, only to be rebuffed. Bayern are one of th...

Hansi Flick has announced that he will leave Bayern at the end of the season

Clock ticking for Chelsea flop as top brass plot summer moves Date published: Thursday 15th April 2021 4:26 - Neil Foster Reports claim that time is running out for Timo Werner to prove his worth to Chelsea, with Thomas Tuchel set to meet club officials to discuss his future. Werner, 25, cost the Blues £47.5m when they signed him from RB Leipzig last summer. Much was expected of the Germany international after his goalscoring exploits for Die Roten Bullen. The striker bagged 78 Bundesliga goals from 127 appearances to attract the attention of Europe’s finest. Chelsea came cal...

According to numerous reports, Nagelsmann is one of the names being considered to take over at the Allianz Arena, with Flick hot favourite to take over as Germany boss after this summer's European Championship. However, when questioned by the press the RB Leipzig boss denied that he would be taking over in Bavaria. "There were no talks and there are no talks between me and Bayern Munich. Same for my agents," he said, as quoted by Goal. At the start of the season, the thought of Flick leaving would have been unthinkable for the Bayern hierarchy. After taking over from Niko Kovac partway throu...