“You Still Have Rome Left” Remains Unexplored

After their recent 2-2 draw in Freiburg, Bayern Munich appears to be struggling to secure the championship. Thomas Tuchel, their coach, seems to be unable to significantly steer his team’s performance in the desired direction. Such sentiments are not only the result of a single game but have been building up over time. The coach’s remarks, “We did things that we have never practiced before,” reflect a sense of frustration and uncertainty.

Last week, Bayern’s star player, Thomas Müller, presented an interesting theory explaining why their season might not be entirely lost. He suggested that despite their recent struggles, the team tends to perform better in the early stages and first halves of the games. This was demonstrated in their 2-1 win against RB Leipzig. According to Müller, this indicates that the relationship between the team and the coach, Thomas Tuchel, isn’t entirely severed. Tuchel’s exit, which is already confirmed for the summer, was not an impulsive decision but the result of ongoing issues. Müller’s metaphor of a tablecloth not being entirely cut suggests that there is still some connection and understanding between the coach and the team, although it may not be enough to salvage the season.