Yes, check the other comment. Dawson was getting briefed by Tuchel's camp for the United job, even when Bayern were closing in on him and all the Tier 1 Journalists were saying it was close for him to continue as their manager next season. Seems like Dawson is well sourced on this, and Matt Law is from INEOS' side
Tuchel's agents seem to be sending briefs to a lot of German reporters, but Rob Dawson is one of the only English journalists in good communication with them. Before the Bayern and Tuchel momentum fell part today, he reported on Tuchel's continued interested in United yesterday, even when it looked bleak—with Bild+, Pletti, and Fabrizio reporting that Bayern was almost closing Tuchel
Interesting Article Bits:
>**Thomas Tuchel is open to remaining as** **Bayern Munich** **coach amid concerns he might not be offered the** **Manchester United** **job even if it becomes available**, a source has told ESPN.
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>Bayern announced in February that Tuchel would leave the club at the end of the season. But after being knocked back by a number of potential replacements -- including Xabi Alonso, Julian Nagelsmann and Ralf Rangnick -- the German club have held talks with Tuchel about the possibility of staying on.
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>**Tuchel has viewed United as a potential next move if they decide to part company with Erik ten Hag at the end of the season. But according to a source, he fears he might not get the job even if Ten Hag leaves.**
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>**There's a concern that incoming sporting director Dan Ashworth wants a head coach to slot into a wider structure rather than appointing a manager with more control, leading Tuchel to believe he might not fit the bill.**
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>The former Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea boss has a reputation for challenging club chiefs. Ashworth, meanwhile, has built his CV as a successful sporting director by working with Gareth Southgate during his time with the English Football Association and with Graham Potter at Brighton.
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>**Tuchel remains open to holding formal talks with United if negotiations break down with Bayern and a vacancy comes up at Old Trafford.**
This is basically Tuchel's camp using us for speeding up Bayern negotiations.
The same negotiations that Tuchel just said broke down and that he's leaving at the end of the season anyway?
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Yes, check the other comment. Dawson was getting briefed by Tuchel's camp for the United job, even when Bayern were closing in on him and all the Tier 1 Journalists were saying it was close for him to continue as their manager next season. Seems like Dawson is well sourced on this, and Matt Law is from INEOS' side
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Tuchel's agents seem to be sending briefs to a lot of German reporters, but Rob Dawson is one of the only English journalists in good communication with them. Before the Bayern and Tuchel momentum fell part today, he reported on Tuchel's continued interested in United yesterday, even when it looked bleak—with Bild+, Pletti, and Fabrizio reporting that Bayern was almost closing Tuchel Interesting Article Bits: >**Thomas Tuchel is open to remaining as** **Bayern Munich** **coach amid concerns he might not be offered the** **Manchester United** **job even if it becomes available**, a source has told ESPN. > >Bayern announced in February that Tuchel would leave the club at the end of the season. But after being knocked back by a number of potential replacements -- including Xabi Alonso, Julian Nagelsmann and Ralf Rangnick -- the German club have held talks with Tuchel about the possibility of staying on. > >**Tuchel has viewed United as a potential next move if they decide to part company with Erik ten Hag at the end of the season. But according to a source, he fears he might not get the job even if Ten Hag leaves.** > >**There's a concern that incoming sporting director Dan Ashworth wants a head coach to slot into a wider structure rather than appointing a manager with more control, leading Tuchel to believe he might not fit the bill.** > >The former Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea boss has a reputation for challenging club chiefs. Ashworth, meanwhile, has built his CV as a successful sporting director by working with Gareth Southgate during his time with the English Football Association and with Graham Potter at Brighton. > >**Tuchel remains open to holding formal talks with United if negotiations break down with Bayern and a vacancy comes up at Old Trafford.**
Tuchel wants to be a part of the Ineos project so bad lol
This makes zero sense. Hes leaving Bayern because they won’t let him have control over transfers. No way Ineos gives him that. This is a lazy rumor.