The trusted Rangnick also confirmed his stay in Austria

 Bayern Munich was rejected again. Even coach Ralf Rangnick announced his stay in the Austrian team.

The Austrian Football Association (OFB) announced on its official website on Tuesday, "Coach Rangnick will remain the coach of the Austrian national team! He made a decision. Rangnick will remain the leader of the national team even after the UEFA Euro 2024.

"I am the coach of the Austrian national team with all my heart. I really like this job and I am determined to continue the path we have chosen successfully," Rangnick said.

"I want to emphasize clearly that this is not a rejection of Bayern Munich, but rather a decision for a common goal with our team. We are focusing all on the Euros. We will do our best to get as high as possible!" he said. 토토사이트 순위

OFB Chairman Klaus Mitterdorf also gave a big welcome. "We are very pleased with Rangnick's decision and his clear commitment to the future. We will all participate in the Euro together more strongly."

"We are very happy with Rangnick's decision. We understand that he has two very attractive options and have given him time to consider everything calmly. I am proud of him for choosing Austria."

It is extremely good news for OFB, but it is the opposite for Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich's plan was twisted as it even missed Rangnick, who thought he was the last bastion. It is still in the fog who will be the head coach next season.

Bayern Munich is to part ways with Thomas Tuchel at the end of this season. Tuchel's contract was originally signed until the summer of 2025. However, Bayern Munich's board members decided to part ways even before the end of the season due to failure to win the Bundesliga title for the first time in 12 seasons, sluggish performance and rumors of discord within their teams.

Still, no replacement has been found. The man who will leave has been decided, but the new man is still unknown. Leverkusen coach Xavi Alonso and Julian Nagelsmann tried unsuccessfully to coach the German national team.

In addition, Zinedine Zidane, Aston Villa manager Unai Emery and Brighton manager Roberto DeGerbi were mentioned as candidates, but all were rumored. According to local reports in Germany, there was no serious contact.

Bayern Munich's third option was Rangnick. He is a tactician who had great influence on German soccer and has experience in the Bundesliga by leading Schalke and Leipzig. Some observers said Bayern Munich would put out its urgent need by appointing Rangnick first, and seek a large sale a year later.

I wondered if Bayern Munich's Plan C would become a reality. The German version of "Sky Sports" announced that Bayern Munich would pay a penalty to bring in Rangnick, and some even speculated that it would give him full control of the transfer market. Fabrizio Romano, who is famous for "Here we go," also said that Rangnick is highly likely to take the helm of Bayern Munich.

However, Rangnick's ultimate choice was for the Austrian team. Bayern Munich was rebuffed again. Bayern Munich, which had been negotiating with Rangnick only, has to come up with a plan for the next season from the beginning. Indeed, the fire started in the foot.

It is not good news for players such as Kim Min-jae and Dayo Upamecano who have been pushed out of the main competition. Their future is highly likely to depend on the newly appointed coach. It is expected that Kim will have to wait quite a long time for his future to be outlined.