Recent transfer update on Thomas Tuchel as potential candidate for the role of Manager at Manchester United as he confirms his departure from Bayern Munich at the end of this season

The latest news about Manchester United comes after claims that Thomas Tuchel might decide to stay at Bayern Munich after this season.

There is no doubt that Thomas Tuchel will be leaving Bayern Munich at the end of the season.

Reports from recently say that the former Chelsea manager might decide to stay in Bavaria instead of leaving this summer as planned in February. Tuchel has been linked with Manchester United because it’s not clear what will happen with boss Erik ten Hag.

United is eighth in the Premier League table and could miss out on Europe for the first time in ten years, which puts pressure on the Dutch manager. To get into Europe, they could place seventh and beat Brighton on the last day, if Newcastle lost to Brentford and lost points, or if they won the FA Cup on May 25.

But Tuchel has stated that he will be leaving his current club, which could hurt Ten Hag’s chances of staying at Old Trafford. Before Bayern’s last game of the season on Saturday against Hoffenheim, the German player said that he had been in talks about staying but that no deal had been made.

“This is my last press conference at Säbener Straße,” said he. It was talked about, but no deal was made, so the February ruling stands.

“It is clearly hard. When you play Lazio, Arsenal, and Real in the Champions League, and win, it brings you all together. We had a discussion based on the comments from the last few weeks. We tried to agree, but we couldn’t. I’m not going to say why. The deal from February still stands.

The job gives me a lot of energy and drains it all at the same time. It’s what I love most. A good workout session is what makes a great day for me. There aren’t many more fun or great places than a football pitch. Bayern has never been happy with a season without a prize, and I’m not the only one who agrees. There was still a lot of disappointment in the DFB Pokal, which was not good enough.

„Right now we are in second place in the Bundesliga, and with those points we would have won the title nine times in a row if Leverkusen hadn’t been so good at winning and players getting hurt all season. You shouldn’t feel bad about that.

“The Champions League season was almost perfect until Madrid in the 87th minute.” It’s possible to lose in the last seven minutes. You don’t need to feel bad about accepting that. We’re very hard on ourselves. Our duty will never get away from us. These 15 months are over, and we can leave with our heads held high.

“It makes me sad because I don’t like leaving staff and teams.” You see the same 60 to 70 people every day. The people who work in the kitchen and the basement parking lot as well. After some time, they become closer. Every day, you work together for hours on end. It is usually hard.”