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In the midst of the unrest at the Bundesliga champions, Bayern Munich, Thomas Tuchel has been predicted to leave. On Saturday, a late goal by Jamal Musiala gave the German powerhouses yet another league title, restricting Borussia Dortmund on the last day. Although Tuchel only joined in March after being linked to the Tottenham manager's position, the mayhem going on behind the scenes may tempt him to leave. Tuchel was previously the manager of Chelsea.

With their win on Saturday, Bayern Munich clinched their 11th consecutive Bundesliga title. Dietmar Hamann, a former midfielder for Germany and Liverpool, stated on German television that the 49-year-old will be tempted to leave after finishing the season on a high note.

The two-time Bundesliga champion with Bayern Munich said, "When you treat people like this, you have to ask yourself: Do you want to work for this club? I don't think you can rule out Tuchel leaving soon too. But he'll leave of his own accord." Hamann is not the only person who expects Tuchel to leave the German giants, Ex-Liverpool striker Erik Meijer also expressed the same thoughts and said, "I think he’ll have left the club by Monday."

Before their victory on the last day, Bayern fired its sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic and CEO Oliver Kahn for making subtle online criticisms of the team. A statement on the club’s official website read, "Oliver Kahn is no longer CEO of FC Bayern Munchen AG. Hasan Salihamidzic will also be replaced as board member for sport. This was decided by the club’s supervisory board. Kahn will be replaced by the current vice-chairman of the board Jan-Christian Dreesen. Salihamidzic’s successor is still to be decided."

With a 2-1 victory over Koln and a stunning goal by Jamal Musiala in the final seconds, Bayern secured the Bundesliga championship. On the last day, Borussia Dortmund lead the league by two points but was only able to draw 2-2 with Mainz at home. After the final whistle, Bayern's players rejoiced on the pitch, but there was turmoil at the board level.

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In the midst of the unrest at the Bundesliga champions, Bayern Munich, Thomas Tuchel has been predicted to leave. On Saturday, a late goal by Jamal Musiala gave the German powerhouses yet another league title, restricting Borussia Dortmund on the last day. Although Tuchel only joined in March after being linked to the Tottenham manager's position, the mayhem going on behind the scenes may tempt him to leave. Tuchel was previously the manager of Chelsea.

With their win on Saturday, Bayern Munich clinched their 11th consecutive Bundesliga title. Dietmar Hamann, a former midfielder for Germany and Liverpool, stated on German television that the 49-year-old will be tempted to leave after finishing the season on a high note.

The two-time Bundesliga champion with Bayern Munich said, "When you treat people like this, you have to ask yourself: Do you want to work for this club? I don't think you can rule out Tuchel leaving soon too. But he'll leave of his own accord." Hamann is not the only person who expects Tuchel to leave the German giants, Ex-Liverpool striker Erik Meijer also expressed the same thoughts and said, "I think he’ll have left the club by Monday."

Before their victory on the last day, Bayern fired its sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic and CEO Oliver Kahn for making subtle online criticisms of the team. A statement on the club’s official website read, "Oliver Kahn is no longer CEO of FC Bayern Munchen AG. Hasan Salihamidzic will also be replaced as board member for sport. This was decided by the club’s supervisory board. Kahn will be replaced by the current vice-chairman of the board Jan-Christian Dreesen. Salihamidzic’s successor is still to be decided."

With a 2-1 victory over Koln and a stunning goal by Jamal Musiala in the final seconds, Bayern secured the Bundesliga championship. On the last day, Borussia Dortmund lead the league by two points but was only able to draw 2-2 with Mainz at home. After the final whistle, Bayern's players rejoiced on the pitch, but there was turmoil at the board level.