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Austria Coach Rangnick Confirms Contact with Bayern Munich

In an interview with Austrian website 90 Minuten, Rangnick confirmed that there had been contact from Bayern Munich regarding the managerial vacancy left by Thomas Tuchel's departure

Amidst speculation linking him with a managerial role at Bayern Munich, Austria’s national team coach Ralf Rangnick has reiterated his commitment to leading his current squad through the upcoming Euro 2024 campaign.

 

In an interview with Austrian website 90 Minuten, Rangnick confirmed that there had been contact from Bayern Munich regarding the managerial vacancy left by Thomas Tuchel’s departure. 

 

However, he emphasized that his primary focus remains on preparing Austria for the European Championships set to kick off in Germany this June.

 

“We have a very trusting relationship,” Rangnick stated, referring to his communication with the Austrian Football Association. “My focus is on the Austrian national team. We are focusing completely on the European championships.”

 

Despite Bayern Munich’s storied history of success, this season saw them relinquish their stranglehold on the Bundesliga title to Bayer Leverkusen. 

 

With Tuchel departing earlier than anticipated due to a disappointing domestic campaign, Bayern finds themselves in search of a new leader to guide them back to the summit of German football.

 

For Rangnick, who has previously coached prominent clubs such as Manchester United and RB Leipzig, the prospect of joining Bayern remains uncertain. 

 

“If Bayern say ‘we want you,’ and then I would also have to ask myself, ‘do I really want this?'” he explained. “If I want to do something else I will first discuss it with the Austrian FA.”

 

The 65-year-old tactician’s experience and success in various managerial roles make him an attractive candidate for the Bayern Munich job. 

 

However, Rangnick’s current priority is navigating Austria through a challenging Euro 2024 group stage, which includes matches against formidable opponents such as France, Poland, and the Netherlands.

 

Austria’s opening Euro 2024 Group D fixture against reigning world champions France on June 17 looms large, presenting Rangnick with an immediate test of his team’s capabilities on the international stage. 

 

With preparations underway and expectations high, Rangnick remains fully committed to leading Austria’s campaign, regardless of the swirling speculation surrounding his future.

 

While Bayern Munich continues its search for a suitable successor to Tuchel, Rangnick’s focus remains unwavering. His dedication to the Austrian national team serves as a testament to his professionalism and commitment to the task at hand, ensuring that Austria enters Euro 2024 with the best possible chance of success.

 

As the footballing world eagerly anticipates the tournament’s kickoff, all eyes will be on Ralf Rangnick and his Austria side as they look to make their mark on the European stage.

 

This article was created using automation and was thoroughly edited and fact-checked by one of our editorial staff members

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