What’s actually gone wrong at Bayern Munich?

Great video overview. Relations go a long way in football at all levels of the hierarchy which shows unparalleled differences between Tuchel's reign at Chelsea compared to Bayern. "Kane" will always be the butt of the joke as to why Bayern are suffering from a lack of success in his first season, but obviously everyone knows that isn't the case.

Nothing in this world, including football, is purely coincidental. Harry Kane not winning trophies is also not just bad luck. It is a culmination of his "micro-behaviors" that unconsciously deter him from winning titles.

The fundamental problem is that Kane does not know how to win a trophy. He does not know how to behave in big matches that lead to trophies. Whenever he is in a big game, he becomes overly nervous and forgets that he is the best striker. He shoots with too much power and passes are not as accurate. One of the most memorable incidence where Kane became nervous in a big game was the 2022 World Cup game against France, where he missed the penalty that could have saved his team. Of course, there was a huge pressure on him and he had to face his teammate Lloris, so it is understandable that Kane felt the circumstance unbearable. The thing is, if he was that nervous, he should have let his teammate take the penalty, which he chose not to. Kane's weak mentality in big games can be proven statistically. Though Harry Kane is inarguably the top scorer for Spurs, people often forget that he has scored only two goals in the UCL knockout stages during his entire career while his former teammate Son has scored five goals, three of them against Man City. Even Lucas Moura has scored more goals than Kane in the knockout stages.

Off the pitch, I would say Harry Kane is not a player with the best mentality. As the best player in the team, Kane should be encouraging his teammates and trying to build a bond between those players. Unfortunately, I have not seen from Kane any act of getting closer to his teammates other than a handful of his golf pals. Even in Bayern, he does not socialize with his teammates especially because they speak German; this is why he had to recommend Eric Dier, who has been benched in Spurs for nearly the entire half-season.

Very complex Situation but you did a good job of summarizing it. The Problems tis Club as are now coming to light this Season…

Bayern's troubles are from the top. The older generation has retired and what came after was pure mediocrity (Kahn, Salihamidzic + their current replacements). If it stinks from the top the bad decisions will flow to the lower layers like a domino hence getting decisions such as sacking Nagelsmann the way they did (and giving in to player power with that decision) and bringing Tuchel who is known to stir controversy faster than Mourinho at all clubs he's managed!

Simply put, Tuchel is a trash manager😑

More like what's gone right at Bayern. I'm glad they're finally being dethroned, tired of one team leading this damn league every season.

As much as I understand people giving upmost praise to Leverkusen and saying that Bayern is doing fine, I feel like they're missing the point of the whole cacophony that surrounded this current Bayern era. Bayern spent their largest ever sum on one of the greatest goal scorers in the world, and brought on a manager who is known for remaking a transitioning or wholly finished team and bringing them to superstardom. Instead, what we got is boring af football that is losing or drawing us matches, with most of our games won being by a lucky sliver. The board brought in two superstars, so ofc Bayern fans expected better. This isn't "Leverkusen are just that good." Yes they're that good, yes they deserve to win the Bundesliga, but that doesn't change that Bayern, right now, despite what the points and stats say, are playing some of the least convincing football I've ever seen from them. I thought with Kane and Tuchel, we'd get at least a good return to form, but we got the opposite, a pitch downwards. Imagine spending several million euros for mid.

Chelsea broke Tuschel like's it broken so many managers before. It's better for German football that Bayern flops for a bit.

My take is:
Nagelsmann noticed that his playing style didn't work and then he made the team more pragmatic. That wasn't good enough for the bosses and Tuchel was free(but maybe not available after the season) so they tried to get him during the season. But Tuchel is also a very pragmatic coach and relies more on individual quality than a specific playing style. Therefore not much changed, the games were mostly onesided but very controlled and not enthusiastic or pretty. So the points were his only upside and everytime he lost or drew, he couldn't defend their game. That was worsened by his obvious feud with many journalists, newspapers and experts. But the worst part is Leverkusen, who denied him any easy gameweek.

Why is it a big deal that Bayern Munich are about to lose the league after 11 years

Tuchel is wrong!

They shouldn't sack mr Nagelsman!

Harry Kane is the issue full stop

No one EVER seems to talk enough about how tuchel always loses the dressing room wherever he’s at. He famously did not care about the players when Dortmund encountered the b*mb that hit the bus

I'd like a video on Thiago Motta's Bologna squad and its star zirkzeeeee

Kane and Dier

BRING BACK TIFO IRL BACK!!!

Theyre declining because this generation of germany players are not very good, and they make up the majority of the team

whats gone wrong at tifo hardly any content anymore?

Greetings from Saarbrücken ✌🏻

Tuchel

"despite the advantage of signing Harry Kane", well, that right there is the problem.