Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola will leave
his role at the club in 2016 with Italian tactician Carlo Ancelotti
already announced as his replacement.
Guardiola, a former Barcelona coach has won two Bundesliga titles,
one DFB-Pokal, the Uefa Super Cup and the Fifa Club World Cup with the
Allianz Arena side, but will leave after choosing not to renew his
contract.
Bayern Munich chief executive officer of the FC Bayern München Karl-Heinz Rummenigge revealed Guardiola’s plans in a press statement released earlier today.
The statement reads in part: “We are very thankful for everything Pep Guardiola gave to this club since 2013. I am convinced that Pep and his team will now work even more intensively to achieve our big sporting goals because now it has become clear that Pep will leave FC Bayern. “
“Carlo Ancelotti was successful everywhere he coached. He won the Champions League three times. Carlo is a quiet, balanced expert who can cope with the stars and someone who favours a variety of systems in football. We were looking for that, we have found it. We are looking forward to work together.”
Pep Guardiola will leave Bayern Munich in 2016
Bayern Munich chief executive officer of the FC Bayern München Karl-Heinz Rummenigge revealed Guardiola’s plans in a press statement released earlier today.
The statement reads in part: “We are very thankful for everything Pep Guardiola gave to this club since 2013. I am convinced that Pep and his team will now work even more intensively to achieve our big sporting goals because now it has become clear that Pep will leave FC Bayern. “
“Carlo Ancelotti was successful everywhere he coached. He won the Champions League three times. Carlo is a quiet, balanced expert who can cope with the stars and someone who favours a variety of systems in football. We were looking for that, we have found it. We are looking forward to work together.”
Carlo Ancelotti during his time as Real Madrid coach
Pep Guardiola had a win percentage at Barcelona of 71.3%. He’s improved on that at Bayern to just under 77% #SSNHQ pic.twitter.com/OG55trFEkd
— Sky Sports News HQ (@SkySportsNewsHQ) December 20, 2015
The team, as it is now, that’s the work of Pep Guardiola. His thoughts & ideas. It’s a pity that he leaves @FCBayern pic.twitter.com/chE0DHoPOn
— Franz Beckenbauer (@beckenbauer) December 20, 2015
Bayern are currently eight points clear of second-placed Borussia
Dortmund in the Bundesliga, and will face Juventus in the Round of 16 of
the Champions League.
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